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If you don't immediately see the incoming traffic in question, yes you will. Otherwise your self preservation rules will prevail and you won't budge. Note that
by vntok 7y ago
If you don't immediately see the incoming traffic in question, yes you will. Otherwise your self preservation rules will prevail and you won't budge.
Note that self driving vehicles aren't different from humans in that respect, except they see much farther.
- bradknowles 7y agoBut they understand less and have less common sense by which to operate. So, it takes a lot more work on the programming side to compensate.
- agent008t 7y agoWith self driving cars you have no idea what they would do when presented with an edge case they may have only seen very rarely before. With humans, you can in most cases assume the driver would do something reasonable, especially if there is enough time to think through the situation.
- pedrocr 7y agoYou must be driving in much better places than I do. Human drivers do incredibly unreasonable things even without edge cases.