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Self-driving cars might not be safe for everyone, study says
A study published in Traffic Injury Prevention found that individuals with a history of repeated concussions, such as former hockey playe…
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A study published in Traffic Injury Prevention found that individuals with a history of repeated concussions, such as former hockey players, responded more slowly when required to take control of a self‑driving car in a complex traffic scenario. The researchers suggest that prior head injuries may impair the ability to react promptly in autonomous‑vehicle situations.
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