I had the same question, especially because several relatives and I own Volvos and pay attention to their safety promises. One would assume that Uber cannot dis

I had the same question, especially because several relatives and I own Volvos and pay attention to their safety promises. One would assume that Uber cannot disable Volvo's safety systems... However, it appears that Volvo's "City Safety" detection of pedestrians or bicyclists requires clear visual identification. So it works in daytime, or at night with strong illumination, but not in relative darkness. [1] One other thing that seems off in the video is that the headlights don't illuminate much distance ahead. [1] https://support.volvocars.com/en-CA/cars/pages/owners-manual.aspx?mc=v526&my=2018&sw=17w46&article=c3d7a163845903b5c0a801513bd0d7f3 https://support.volvocars.com/en-CA/cars/pages/owners-manual...