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It should not stop in that scenario because there is no hazard. Wild application of brakes is just as dangerous as not stopping in a hurry when necessary.
by Karunamon 6y ago
It should not stop in that scenario because there is no hazard. Wild application of brakes is just as dangerous as not stopping in a hurry when necessary.
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- onion2k 6y agoI've not driven a Tesla, but I'm going to guess they have different levels of braking between "not braking" and "wild application of brakes", so when I said it should "slow down" I obviously meant something in the middle.
- Karunamon 6y agoMost people would describe the car suddenly coming to a halt apropos of nothing to be "wild application of brakes". Cmon.