> Ah, so this person, in addition to not being an expert on the topic, is a terrible driver. This isn't really an event that allows any extrapolation to their

> Ah, so this person, in addition to not being an expert on the topic, is a terrible driver. This isn't really an event that allows any extrapolation to their driving skills. And backing out of a parking space isn't really a high stakes manoeuvre. Plus, the sensors are probably close to human's capabilities now anyway. The exhortation not to trust them is about liability more than safety. In any case, one should applaud their honesty. If I'm wrong and this behaviour is dangerous after all, pointing it out to a few hundred thousand readers, many of whom engage in the same practice without even noticing, is likely a more significant contribution to safety than anyone in this threat will accomplish in their lifetime.