I was thinking basically the same thing. > Krafcik went on to say that the auto industry might never produce a car capable of driving at any time of year, in a

I was thinking basically the same thing. > Krafcik went on to say that the auto industry might never produce a car capable of driving at any time of year, in any weather, under any conditions. “Autonomy will always have some constraints,” he added. I've driven I-95 in heavy rain and/or snow, when stopping at all -- let alone in time to avoid hitting another vehicle -- would have been ~impossible. Plus the fact that visibility was extremely limited. And yet there we were, cruising along at highway speed. I recall thinking "Hey, it's cool, because nobody could stop." But then, there's the occasional mass pileup, after a semi jackknifes.