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A new survey from AAA finds most U.S. drivers are still afraid, or just uneasy about fully self-driving vehicles.

At least two-thirds of American drivers expressed fear of fully-self driving cars, while just 25 percent were uncertain.

A spokesperson for AAA said the fears are mostly driven by numerous, well-publicized incidents wehre drivers lost their lives in crashes because they were led to believe the car could drive itself.

The auto club points out no fully self-driving vehicle exists, only technologies to improve safety, with the driver still fully engaged behind the wheel.

Despite their fears, almost two-thirds of U.S. drivers would want Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking, Automatic Emergency Braking, or Lane Keeping Assistance (62%) on their next vehicle.

You can find the survey results posted at the link below.