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That seems very, very unlikely to me. I can imagine that being able to relax on the highway makes subsequent high-stress city driving a little more bearable, b
by mattkrause 7y ago
That seems very, very unlikely to me.
I can imagine that being able to relax on the highway makes subsequent high-stress city driving a little more bearable, but people are really bad at going from zoned-out to action mode quickly.
- mulmen 7y agoI'm challenging the assumption that driving aids cause drivers to "zone out" any more than normal driving. Driving automation has been common for decades in the form of cruise control. I don't see anyone making the claim that using it makes you "zone out". Auto Pilot is just an evolution of this that handles the steering too. Drivers still need to drive and be engaged.