Self-driving cars ‘could reduce organ donations’
Autonomous cars are no longer science fiction – it’s now a matter of when, not if, they’ll take over our roads.
Outside of car enthusiasts, this is mostly seen as a good thing. These inter-connected vehicles will drastically reduce the number of crashes on the road, saving countless lives.
However, according to a report in Slate, this could have a detrimental effect on the lives of people waiting on organ transplants – about 20 per cent of organ donations come from car crash victims.
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