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Not in all cases perhaps though to mimic real-life usage, as then this scenario may not have been uncovered until mass adoption; I could understand a 'real test
by loceng 8y ago
Not in all cases perhaps though to mimic real-life usage, as then this scenario may not have been uncovered until mass adoption; I could understand a 'real test driver' and a passive/non-engaged safety person in passenger seat - what can they do but wake a driver who falls asleep though, and perhaps then wake them before they accidentally engage manual mode while asleep?
- icebraining 8y agoThey're not supposed to mimic real-life; Waymo's plan is to not have drivers at all. A passenger can hold the steering wheel until the driver comes to. Or they can even use a car with two sets of pedals, they're common in driving schools.