I think a step between what we have now and full human replacement will be roads that are certified for fully automated driving. Those roads would avoid feature

I think a step between what we have now and full human replacement will be roads that are certified for fully automated driving. Those roads would avoid features that confuse the automation, or have some sort of passive or active assistance installed. > This is the kind of issue which will persist, vehicles which fail to recognize a real world situation shouldn’t get the benefit of changing the world to fit them. There are already places that regularly confuse human drivers, and those do get fixed (though usually only after someone dies). I don't see why we couldn't do the same for driving robots, especially when they get more common over time.