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While some argue that humans primarily drive using vision, many commenters emphasize that auxiliary senses like hearing for sirens and tactile feedback for road conditions provide vital situational awareness. This debate extends to autonomous technology, where specialized audio receivers and motion sensors often technically outperform human biological counterparts, even as the complex human brain remains a vastly superior processor of that data. Ultimately, the discussion balances the legal reality that hearing is not strictly necessary for a license against the ambitious goal of creating "super-human" autonomous systems that leverage every possible sensor to exceed imperfect human safety records.