> Latency won't be a killer, especially if a quick intervention is required Probably not controlling them but observing vehicles and steering in case they stop

> Latency won't be a killer, especially if a quick intervention is required Probably not controlling them but observing vehicles and steering in case they stop working. E.g. if a car stops on a busy motorway because of a software fault, a remote controller could drive it to the shoulder or next exit to avoid congestion.