Most people spend a lot of time driving. But what if they could simply choose a destination and relax, not needing to pay attention to speed limits, traffic, or other worries on the road? Some of today's most forward-thinking engineers are working to make this idea a reality with self-driving cars. Readers will learn all about the technology behind these technological marvels and find out how self-driving cars could become the next big thing in transportation.
Self-Driving Cars by Marsico_ Katie Information about how they are being produced and what it might mean to those who buy them and how it might effect the climate. Talks about what features are in effect now and when they were introduced in cars. I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).
This “True Book” series title presents self-driving cars. It follows the usual format of two introductory T-F questions that are then answered in the ensuing chapters. The evolution of self-driving cars, their unique features and the pros and cons of their use are all covered in some detail. The straightforward text discusses the technologies required for their development and operation. Captioned photos, diagrams and a brief timeline provide added information. The larger font, generous line spacing and numerous photo-illustrations make this title ideal for ELLs and reluctant readers. Back matter includes a “True Statistics” page, bibliography, publisher’s website, glossary and index. These books, usually on timely topics, are quite popular with intermediate readers. They are good browsing books and suited to beginning research.
Marsico provides an engaging history of autonomous vehicle aspirations and features from the 1920s to current day advancements. Colorful spreads and fun facts will hold the attention of young readers. This book delivers on its promises.