Roughly half of all Americans expect self-driving cars to become the norm within the next 10 years

It’s becoming increasingly common to see a self-driving car on the road these days, but we’re still a few years out from considering them the norm.

In addition to the fact that car companies are still working out some technological flaws, a relatively large proportion of Americans are either against or hesitant about the concept of self-driving cars in general. And yet, as this chart from Statista shows, hesitant or not, a little more than half of the 1,503 Americans polled by Gallup expect autonomous cars to be commonly used within 10 years. Only a fourth of them expect it to take longer than 16 years.

Prachi Bhardwaj

http://www.businessinsider.com/self-driving-cars-normal-within-10-years-tesla-charts-2018-5