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So it "only" encourages its users to take their eyes of the road for extended periods of time? I am sure the police will love to hear "I was just checking googl

by josefx 6y ago

So it "only" encourages its users to take their eyes of the road for extended periods of time? I am sure the police will love to hear "I was just checking google maps for directions, but I had autopilot enabled so it is fine" after a crash.

rowanG077 6y ago
It doesn't matter what it encourages. It matters what the contract between the person using the car and the car is. The contract is quite clear. The term is clear. There really should be no issue. I really don't get why people are so salty about this. When you are piloting a vehicle it should be razor sharp that you are holding a weapon in your hand that is deadlier then a handgun.