4 ms·
Ironically, all the effort to avoid regulation and oversight, will probably lead to far more expensive lawsuits on the flip side - Run a red light now, maybe hi
by petee 10y ago
Ironically, all the effort to avoid regulation and oversight, will probably lead to far more expensive lawsuits on the flip side - Run a red light now, maybe hit a pedestrian later.
- stale2002 10y agoNot really. Red states like Arizona seem to like self driving cars just fine. It is Californias loss, and other people's gain. The cars are going to be tested, no matter what. Self driving cars are already much safer than humans. The recent government investigation of the Tesla self driving cars proved this (ten's of thousands of self driving cars are already on the road right now) .
- anigbrowl 10y agoRegulatory approval in California is generally a green light for the rest of the country because California's standards tend to lead the way for other states'. Arizone, not so much.
- greglindahl 10y agoHuh. Lots of car companies do their driverless tech testing in California. Uber just doesn't like following rules that everyone else finds reasonable.
- stale2002 10y agoNo, a couple companies test a dozen cars here and there. Try that with a thousand and watch California lose its mind.