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This already happens today with cruise control - and yes, the driver will have to be paying attention while driving, at least in this version of the rules.
by not_that_noob 11y ago
This already happens today with cruise control - and yes, the driver will have to be paying attention while driving, at least in this version of the rules.
- mindslight 11y agoCruise control still requires one to mostly drive, and the only "moment's notice" thing a human would do with cruise control would be stomp the brake. Regardless of what any rule says, stand-by humans will not be paying attention and ready to drive. Even if reading/sleeping/daydreaming were successfully policed, the human will still be out of touch with how the car responds to controls. Think of the first time you drive after not having driven for a few months - now imagine being already moving at highway speed.
- mmanfrin 11y agoAll cruise control does is set the speed, it is not analogous to self-driving.