> I don't think these autopilot systems will work well in crowded cities or cities with poor infrastructure for roads. I would _love_ to see some serious "read

> I don't think these autopilot systems will work well in crowded cities or cities with poor infrastructure for roads. I would _love_ to see some serious "read team" testing of these exact issues with driverless cars. Pedestrian issues, weather issues, mixed-use roads, roads with construction crews, roads with simulated accident scenes, roads with physical damage/flooding/large debris. I'd also be interested to know if the car drives differently between the rear-wheel only and the all-wheel versions and if environmental factors can frustrate these different control modes.