Most Americans Fear Riding In Self-Driving Car

For the last two years a AAA survey has found three-quarters of Americans reported being afraid to ride in a self-driving car.

The report reveals a majority of U.S. drivers seek autonomous technologies in their next vehicle, but remain apprehensive about a fully self-driving car.

Gary Bubar communications specialist with the auto-club says baby-boomers are the most afraid, and women are more likely to be afraid than men.