No, it gives back control if it can't continue in the situation. That means that it can't handle the scenario at all. Other drivers are completely irrelevant. E

No, it gives back control if it can't continue in the situation. That means that it can't handle the scenario at all. Other drivers are completely irrelevant. Even if you took that out you'd still need to deal with pedestrians, cyclists, cars blowing tires and veering out of control, etc. Not to mention that many of the times control has to be taken have nothing to do with other drivers or even other cars. The reality is that a car can only be driven by a general artificial intelligence. We're nowhere in that ballpark.