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100% agree but i wonder about the standards applied. Where I live the streets are tight and most drivers mediocre at best, unaware that cyclists might have ri
by estaseuropano 6y ago
100% agree but i wonder about the standards applied.
Where I live the streets are tight and most drivers mediocre at best, unaware that cyclists might have right of way and about 1/20 doesn't seem to know the difference between different kind of light settings in the car. At least half the cars on my street have visible scratches/dents.
For me that is the standard to be beaten, not perfection. And the car could still give signal and ask for a human to take over in some cases. Self-drivinf cars for me could also be much slower, no need to speed when you can read a book or play games
- waltherg 6y agoSo, essentially, you live in Italy where traffic signs and lights are nothing more than street art and some extra frills on the side of the road.