Silas1066 wrote:
My son is on the spectrum and has problems driving (although he does have his drivers license). The more congested the roads and the worse the weather, the higher the chance of him panicking and getting into an accident
and we live in an area with high congestion and terrible weather (outside Chicago). I have to drive him to and from work
looks like self-driving cars are becoming a reality --is anyone else here intending on having their autistic kid use one of these? Will this open up possibilities for them?
No, personally I hope self-driving cars are banned from public roads as a safety risk.
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14 Feb 2026, 10:23 am
