Sounds like a pretty bad idea. If people get distracted and they doze off [1] when inside the self-driving cars and while testing them, the chances for that to

Sounds like a pretty bad idea. If people get distracted and they doze off [1] when inside the self-driving cars and while testing them, the chances for that to happen when they control them remotely are much higher. Also, terrible idea to allow the self-driving cars to be controlled remotely. Now attackers have an "official feature" they can use to do that as well. Estonia may be forward-thinking, but they always seem to get it half-right. [1] https://www.sbdautomotive.com/en/ford-engineers-dozing-off-prompts-leap-to-level-5 https://www.sbdautomotive.com/en/ford-engineers-dozing-off-p...