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From what I see in a cursory search, the back-up driver Rafaela Vasquez of the self-driving car that killed Elaine Herzberg was looking at their phone most of t
by Simulacra 6y ago
From what I see in a cursory search, the back-up driver Rafaela Vasquez of the self-driving car that killed Elaine Herzberg was looking at their phone most of the time, which led to the fatal crash. I can't seem to find anything about this person being charged with anything. IANAL: Would this not be involuntary manslaughter at least?
- ohples 6y agoPlease don't use the word "accident" here. There was clearly negligence involved.
- Simulacra 6y agoThank you for pointing that out, I agree, and updated.
- justSayin000001 6y agoThey are mutually exclusive, and both work in this case. You may not like it, but by definition they both work.
- chrismcb 6y agoUnless it was done on purpose, then it was an accident. Negligence can be involved in an accident.