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The second quote seems to insinuate that you should remain in a state where you can drive and can use the context of your surroundings. For example, if you see
by jackson1442 6y ago
The second quote seems to insinuate that you should remain in a state where you can drive and can use the context of your surroundings. For example, if you see flashing lights, you will likely get a handoff request because there are emergency vehicles which suggests an unpredictable situation.
To me, it appears to mean "don't sleep or 'drive' intoxicated." The car can presumably predict when it needs to handoff with enough notice to allow you to regain the full focus needed to drive.
- Griffinsauce 6y ago> The car can presumably predict when it needs to handoff with enough notice to allow you to regain the full focus needed to drive. This is the critical assumption. And: > suggests an unpredictable situation. All driving situations are unpredictable. From the kid running into the street after their ball to the drunk guy in a truck careening into the same crossroad. We can never reach this dream of "watching a movie while the car drives" without railroading our roads in some form or agreeing on a new distribution of risk.