> piloting the car and looking at the road is the absolute bare minimum of 'due care and attention' when driving I agree! In this case it was novel to see how

> piloting the car and looking at the road is the absolute bare minimum of 'due care and attention' when driving I agree! In this case it was novel to see how it worked (because the facility was there and new to us) but I'm more keen on using my eyes and mirrors. I could see how it could be useful in dense fog though, given many drivers don't bother with lights...