>Accidents primarily happen in areas like suburban and city streets I was just taking a defensive driving course for the insurance discount, and I think it sai

>Accidents primarily happen in areas like suburban and city streets I was just taking a defensive driving course for the insurance discount, and I think it said the vast majority of (lethal, major) accidents are on two lane rural highways. Because in the US they are often posted at 55 mph, and have uncontrolled intersections, unpredictable visibility, no separation between oncoming traffic, and so on. But I assume you also wouldn't want to use autopilot there either.