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> Beyond all this, without understanding the underlying cause of the behavior you mention, it's hard to say from a risk perspective if the car made the right ch
by haberman 6y ago
> Beyond all this, without understanding the underlying cause of the behavior you mention, it's hard to say from a risk perspective if the car made the right choice.
What argument could there be that suddenly slowing down on the freeway with no visible obstruction is the right choice?
It does not avoid any danger, but it creates a danger of getting rear-ended by cars behind you.
- kjksf 6y agoThe argument would be: the car saw something you didn't. I'm not saying that's what happened, just that it could have happened and therefore would be an explanation.