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I wonder if this is as big of a problem as the author is making it out to be. I understand that the "right hook" kills a lot of cyclists, but I assume that's l
by chrisallenlane 10y ago
I wonder if this is as big of a problem as the author is making it out to be.
I understand that the "right hook" kills a lot of cyclists, but I assume that's largely because of human driver blind-spots. Does the self-driving car have the same (or any) blind-spots?
This behavior should probably be fixed regardless, but I doubt these Uber cars are all rolling murder machines like the author seems to believe.
- brianwawok 10y agoI do not trust the sensors to be 100% on a small bike moving 25 mph. Not at all like sensing for a pedestrian or another car.
- chrisallenlane 10y agoThat's a fair point. That probably is harder to detect.