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>Does that mean the cars will be susceptible to T-bone accidents? Is there much of anything a car can do to prevent being T-Boned? And even if there is, I don
by Klathmon 8y ago
>Does that mean the cars will be susceptible to T-bone accidents?
Is there much of anything a car can do to prevent being T-Boned?
And even if there is, I don't really see it being something that radar would help much with. If you and another car are approaching perpendicularly, you'll have an almost perfect situation to get positioning and speed information over a pretty short amount of time.
Of course I've never done anything even resembling any kind of work in this space, and I don't want to pretend to know the answer, but the claims of side radar not being necessary seems to pass a smoke test.
- Animats 8y agoIs there much of anything a car can do to prevent being T-Boned? Yes. Stop suddenly while entering the intersection when conflicting traffic is detected. Google cars do that, and they have been rear-ended several times because of it. You can find those events in the CA DMV accident reports. Better than being hit by the cross traffic.