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I don't see how that is even a question without 100% autonomy and proven above-human performance, human drivers on the same roads still have to react so differe
by tastroder 7y ago
I don't see how that is even a question without 100% autonomy and proven above-human performance, human drivers on the same roads still have to react so different speed limits don't seem to make much sense.
- nightski 7y agoWell seeing as you can get a ticket for going at or under the speed limit in some major cities because it is a hazard that might be interesting.
- perl4ever 7y agoI believe the law in NY state uses the phrase "impeding traffic" and doesn't reference the speed limit. So (although I am not a lawyer) I imagine you could violate it whether you were going under, at, or over, the limit.