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When I was a child I remember we drove from Sochi to Georgia. It was a wonderful trip. I’m sure if we went by train or by plane we’d lose the very feeling of travel. When you travel by car, you can see lots of beautiful places, natural wonders and well-known sights. You don’t have to buy the tickets or to wait for the bus to come. You can stop wherever you want, for example, at the picturesque seafront or at the foot of the mountain.

On the one hand, I don’t really like cut flowers, I like to admire them more in a flower bed, in a pot or greenhouse. But on the other hand, the plant does not die when the flower is cut, and any, even the simplest bouquet, can bring a lot of joy to loved ones and loved ones. But, one way or another, it is probably better to give a live flower in a pot, then it will please the eye much longer.

But earlier, at the dawn of time, people rode horses. A wagon was attached to the horse and one or two people could ride in it. Time passed, the design of the wagon changed. So by the 15th century, carriages appeared. They looked like a car in a way.

But the first cars appeared only in the middle of the 18th century. And they are very different from what we are used to. These were steam-powered machines and it was no longer a horse, but a car that carried a person. It was progress. Time passed, and the steam-powered machine was replaced by a car with an internal combustion engine. It was the beginning of the 19th century. And towards the end, an internal combustion engine appeared, very similar to the one used today.

There are craftsmen who have developed a machine that runs on waste from garbage.

The company "Google" proposed to the experts of the automotive industry a proposal for a new car, which itself starts moving, chooses a route and moves in compliance with all traffic rules. This car will drive without a driver, that is, on its own. It is a pity that in our country there is no such law yet, according to which the movement of cars without drivers will be allowed.

But maybe it's just for now?