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An EV loses control on the freeway. The driver says the car stopped responding completely. He can’t steer it, can’t slow it down — so he does the only thing he can think of: he prays while the car grinds along the concrete median. When the divider ends, the... vehicle shoots across into merging traffic and crashes into another car. It raises a hard question people don’t like to think about: If a vehicle becomes a computer on wheels… what happens when the computer fails? Are EVs actually safer — or does a software or electronic malfunction leave a driver with less ability to take control than in a traditional vehicle? Modern EVs have layers of safety systems, redundancies, and fail-safes. But when something electronic locks up, the driver isn’t fighting a mechanical problem anymore — they’re fighting a system they can’t physically override. So the real debate isn’t gas vs. electric. It’s this: Should a driver always be able to manually override their own car when something goes wrong?show more

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