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I believe they are legally still required to have the steering wheel and have the ability for a human override. What you are describing is the core aspect of Le

I believe they are legally still required to have the steering wheel and have the ability for a human override. What you are describing is the core aspect of Level 5 automation (and a little bit of Level 4). We're seeing the first production Level 3 vehicles this year, so we are still a ways away from no steering wheel (probably ~10 years, depending on when laws are updated to allow for it)

masklinn 9y ago
> I believe they are legally still required to have the steering wheel and have the ability for a human override. That makes no sense when they're not required to have a driver with their ass in the seat, are the elderly passengers from 00:33 going to unbuckle and jump over the front seat to take over driving?
- salvar 9y ago
  The override may not be guaranteed to be useful in all possible cases, but surely you can think of situations where you'd really want there to be a steering wheel override available?
  - ct0 9y ago
    When the car needs to go on a tow truck you'll want a steering wheel.