Opinions on driverless vehicles varies from people to people, some pin great hope on the potential replace of the current cars requiring human drivers with those of diverless ones, while others argue that self-driving vehicles will be a great challenge for those who work as professional drivers. In my opinion, I agree with the former and believe the upsides of driverless vehicles outweigh the downsides. One the one hand, driverless automobiles will definitely free our hands up from the laborious driving work to do some more lucrative and demanding things. First of all, people do not have to always keep an eye on the timer for fear that they would miss their meetings or parties when in a car, nor do they need to search the route information on the phone apps in advance for well-designed driveless vehicles are able to manage all these procedures. Apart from that, people will be relieved from the suffering from learning to drive in a bid to get the driving license, which is time-taking and troublesome but required by the current driving system, especially some women drivers are innately not good at this type of mechanical skill. More importantly, driverless vehicles will play a significant role in smoothing transport congestion as well as reducing traffic accidents triggered by fatigue or drunk driving, saving people from suffering from accident tragedies. In that way, the transport will become more well-managed and smooth in order, this will in turn make passengers in the car more relaxed and further raise transport workers from hectic and repetitive errands in the burning sun, thus lighting the burden on the city transport watchdog. Despite all these advantages, diverless vehicles can be out of order and even pose dangers to the society if the central system is not scientifically designed. In sum, self-driving vehicles have been gradually coming to the fore as the technology advances, and I hold the view that this new technology, if proper used, will surely do good