>You won't be able to guarantee there are no cars around you without human drivers. By the time we have 99% market penetration of automated cars, we'll have ha

>You won't be able to guarantee there are no cars around you without human drivers. By the time we have 99% market penetration of automated cars, we'll have had V2X standards for a decade or more. You probably would have a report of every vehicle nearby, but... At that point cars could just interleave at intersections, and the lights can just switch on when a human driven car shows up.