Australians are still wary of self-driving cars, according to a new survey conducted by insurance company iSelect just as Tesla releases its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system here. The results showed nearly half of respondents (44 per cent) were opposed to the idea of fully driverless cars (such as those operated by Waymo in the US) in their local areas. And Victorians were found to have the most positive outlook on driverless cars in their local area, with 42 per cent responding positively. Supplied Credit: CarExpertIn fact, despite advances in artificial intelligence (AI), most of those surveyed trusted human judgement more when it comes to making split-second decisions on the road. Just 11 per cent trusted an AI-powered vehicle more, while 15 per cent trusted both equally, and the rest (20 per cent) trusted neither.