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As a non native speaker... What does it mean to box in a car? I can imagine a few scenarios but none really seem to match with the left/right veering action sto
by t0mas88 8y ago
As a non native speaker... What does it mean to box in a car? I can imagine a few scenarios but none really seem to match with the left/right veering action story from the article. Does it just mean not allowing them to merge onto the highway? And if so, why didn't the affected car stop or merge behind the Waymo car?
- brainfish 8y agoYou are correct; as far as I understand the term it means the Waymo car kept pace with (stayed next to) the other car (Camry) such that the Camry could not merge. I am also confused why the Camry could not just slow down and merge behind, but we don't have enough information to make any kind of determination.
- crooked-v 8y ago> And if so, why didn't the affected car stop or merge behind the Waymo car? A driver with tunnel vision, probably.