driverless
- adjective
- /ˈdraɪvərləs/
- We're driverless, Frewin.
Examples
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And when you say driverless, it means no driver.
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They're not really driverless, they're just pre driven.
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I think that with all technology, whether it's the Silk Road, Twitter, Facebook, driverless cars, you name it, with all technology there is a good side and a bad.
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And in Florida, Florida senator says we shouldn't need a permit for driverless cars.
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Now Cruise just had a very embarrassing failure revealing that they use more drivers for their driverless cars than Uber uses per car.
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Whether it's driverless cars, VRAR, telemedicine, mobile computing, IoT, they all will have different requirements as opposed.
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The city plans to implement a driverless bus service to improve public transportation.
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Experts predict that driverless vehicles will significantly reduce accidents caused by human error.
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The introduction of driverless cars could change how we think about personal mobility.
Synonyms
Operates without a person on board
Without a person in charge of a group or team
A vehicle with no person on board to control it, like a plane or spaceship
An animal or vehicle that has no person on it
Without a leader, as in an orchestra or an automatic train
Working without people on board and controlled from far away
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Driverless comes from driver (from drive, 'to push or lead') and the part -less meaning 'without'. So, when a team or company is driverless, it has no person to push or lead it and can lose direction.