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Cars slowing down when they shouldn't be can create dangerous situations, though I'd agree it's relatively safer when compared to speeding (particularly in resi
by JMTQp8lwXL 7y ago
Cars slowing down when they shouldn't be can create dangerous situations, though I'd agree it's relatively safer when compared to speeding (particularly in residential areas, or roads not made for faster travel).
- rootusrootus 7y agoThis is actually one of my biggest gripes with autopilot. It's aggressive at following reduced speed limits, even when traffic is not. I don't know the solution, since the speed limit really does drop to 25-35 mph in a couple spots in our local freeway interchange, but traffic flows through at 55-65 mph all day long, and having the car suddenly brake to 30 mph is unexpected. If there's one thing you want to be on the road, it's predictable. It's when you deviate that accidents happen.