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It works best in bumper to bumper traffic. It basically stays in a lane and follows the car in front, slowing, stopping, or accelerating as needed. It's the clo
by byoung2 6y ago
It works best in bumper to bumper traffic. It basically stays in a lane and follows the car in front, slowing, stopping, or accelerating as needed. It's the closest you can get to being on train tracks.
- nn3 6y agoMust have been maddening for the test drivers who had to endure how many life times worth of traffic jam?