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> A human driver would never be driving that fast. They totally would. I see it... not infrequently. Basically any scenario where people in the right lane ar
by MaulingMonkey 11y ago
> A human driver would never be driving that fast.
They totally would. I see it... not infrequently. Basically any scenario where people in the right lane are there for a reason (e.g. taking an overburdened exit on a highway, turning right waiting for crossing pedestrians off of a main drag, HOV traffic vs non-HOV traffic etc.) I'll see traffic going by completely stopped traffic as fast as 60mph in the adjacent lane, and be the odd one out going by "slowly" at 40mph or so. Which looks to be about the same ballpark as in the video (which the description suggests was <45mph) and many surface streets (where you're passing parked cars.)
- e40 11y agoNot only would humans totally do it, I see it all the damn time. Faster than the Tesla is going, too. It always amazes me, their faith that no one will pull out in front of them...
- btilly 11y agoAccording to the testimony of the driver, he was in fact focused on the right lane exactly in case someone tried to pull out. He had no chance to see the car pulling a U-turn from the left.