driverless
adj.describing a car or vehicle that can move without a person in the front seat. It uses computers and sensors to make its own decisions while driving.
adj.operating without a human driver, typically through the use of automated systems and sensors. Often used as a participial adjective to describe vehicles or technology.
“The company is testing driverless cars in the city.”
“Advances in artificial intelligence have made driverless vehicles safer and more reliable on modern highways.”
“The transition to driverless technology promises to revolutionize urban planning by reducing the need for parking spaces and decreasing the overall number of traffic accidents caused by human error.”
“He called on TfL and the government to develop a plan that "protects drivers" and said until one was put in place, it was "premature" to move to driverless services.”
From driver + -less.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.