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I've driven this area plenty of times, and something that is misleading about the YT video is that there are around two dozen cars driving around lighting that
by stormthebeach 9y ago
I've driven this area plenty of times, and something that is misleading about the YT video is that there are around two dozen cars driving around lighting that area up. I agree that the dashcam video makes it look very dark, but this video is on the other end of the spectrum and does not represent how dark that stretch gets when there isn't another car.
The moment another car passes the driver to the left is where the accident was. That part is typically very dark and has plants as a backdrop - I can see where it would be difficult to distinguish a human form under specific conditions. Regardless, the LIDAR and backup driver failed miserably here.
- ceejayoz 9y agoThe YouTube video has plenty of sections in less well-lit areas. For example: https://imgur.com/a/9L53u https://imgur.com/a/9L53u No cars, a light only one one side, and you can still see much further than the Uber video makes it seem. If the Uber car's sensors can't get a better idea of its surroundings than a smartphone video, Uber's management should be liable for criminally negligent homicide for letting them out on the streets. Plus, the Uber car itself has headlights.