You Might Be More Ready For A Semi-Autonomous Car Than You Think

Headlines about Uber and Tesla having their self-driving cars crash, undoubtedly can put worry on the mind. That said, self-driving cars likely won't be going away.

Cars are becoming more semi-autonomous all the time and you may be more ready for one than you realize.

Anyone who's taken a long car trip solo or just has a hellish commute knows how tiring driving can be.

Caddilac's new Super Cruise semi-autonomous system allows you to take your hands off the wheel while the car's maps of most U.S. major highways, radar and cameras handle the driving. The end result, you have a more-relaxing ride without sacrificing safety.

While some claim to be masters of parallel parking, others among us break out in a cold sweat at the thought of it.

Both Tesla and Volvo's new semi-autonomous systems allow anybody to become a parking champ without having to, well, actually do the parking themselves.

Many luxury cars on the market already have functioning surveillance cameras and real-time position tracking, but semi-autonomous cars are just a step higher in security.

Any car that has a communication platform with its owner, thus allowing the owner to shut down a would-be thief, is going to be that much more difficult to steal.

You might not get a break on your car insurance just yet if you tell them you're driving riding in a Mercedes-Benz E-Class, but you likely will in the future.

Eighty percent of car wrecks are the result of human error. Because semi-autonomous sensory technology could potentially perceive an environment better than human senses, there would likely be a reduction in auto crashes. And that means lower car insurance rates.