As the number of autonomous vehicles increase, people's behavior will change in time. It is shortsighted to relax the rules for the benefit of current human dri

As the number of autonomous vehicles increase, people's behavior will change in time. It is shortsighted to relax the rules for the benefit of current human drivers. Once there is a critical mass of autonomous vehicles, then you can then start modifying the rules to make traffic more efficient with the guarantee that the rules will be followed. If and when rear ending an autonomous vehicle becomes a common problem, awareness will rise and it will become less of a problem. Besides, rear-ending something with a dozen cameras and indisputable telemetry is just a bad idea, financially speaking.