Would you trust a self-driving car? Americans' confidence remains low, AAA survey finds

Survey says: Americans don't trust self-driving cars

As self-driving cars take to the streets, widespread reluctance continues among U.S. consumers to embrace the autonomous vehicle movement, according to new data.

Would you trust a self-driving car? Americans' confidence remains low, AAA survey finds

Public trust in self-driving cars remains low among Americans according to a recent AAA survey, but the same survey also indicated a small rise in support.Self-driving cars, otherwise known as autonomous vehicles, have 13% of U.S. drivers in 2025 saying they’d feel safe riding in one — a 4% increase over last year, AAA Northeast said in a news release about the survey’s findings.

Americans Don't Trust Self-Driving Cars Says AAA Survey

A national survey by AAA released Tuesday found that six in 10 drivers report being afraid to ride in a self-driving car, and interest in the technology is down to 13% compared to 18% in 2022.

AAA: Fear in Self-Driving Vehicles Persists

Orlando, Fla.—According to AAA’s latest survey on autonomous vehicles, 13% of U.S. drivers would trust riding in self-driving vehicles—an increase from last year, when this number was 9%. Despite this increase, 6 in 10 U.S. drivers still report being afraid to ride in a self-driving vehicle. For drivers, enhancing vehicle safety systems remains a priority over the development of self-drivin...

AAA Reports Fear of Self-Driving Vehicles Persists - CollisionWeek

Drivers say they want better vehicle safety systems over self-driving cars. According to AAA’s latest survey on autonomous vehicles, 13% of U.S. drivers would trust riding in self-driving vehicles – an increase from last year, when this number was 9%. Despite this slight increase, 6 in 10 U.S. drivers still report being afraid to ride …

AI in Self-Driving Cars: What You Need to Know About Liability and Safety

by Hallie Dozier Self-driving cars, powered by sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI), promise to revolutionize transportation. These vehicles use complex algorithms, sensors and machine learning to navigate roads and avoid collisions. While the technology offers exciting potential—such as reduced traffic accidents and increased mobility—it also raises important questions about safety and liability when accidents occur. For personal injury a…