My father was very cautious driver, he never broke speed limit intentionally, and I remember the same argument I had with him when I was in driver's school. I w

My father was very cautious driver, he never broke speed limit intentionally, and I remember the same argument I had with him when I was in driver's school. I was of opinion that speed limits should be hard enforced, and he told me, you don't want that, sometimes you might need to break the speed limit, for example when you're exiting the crossing a little too late for some reason. I think he was right. But in the case of self-driving cars software - I would much prefer it to just stick to the law, rather than try to match human nuances (or not!) of breaking it. I think general predictability is of value. I hate to say that but the human drivers that cause these accidents are the ones who have to learn better. And if it is still desirable for the autonomous cars to behave differently in certain place, you can always change the speed limits (or other signs) in that location.