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It's useful on long drives where you get tired and not as alert as usual. Also useful for traffic jams, nothing pleasurable being stuck in traffic and moving o
by adriancr 5y ago
It's useful on long drives where you get tired and not as alert as usual.
Also useful for traffic jams, nothing pleasurable being stuck in traffic and moving once in a while.
- okareaman 5y agoI've been debugging software my entire adult life. I guess I'm an outlier in not trusting the self-driving software. I couldn't relax and let it drive without paying close attention.
- aplummer 5y agoI can drive for hours with the Volvo lane keeping on. It’s not that I’m not paying attention; but not doing the little micro adjustments to speed and lane keeping actually leaves me much more refreshed at the end of the drive.
- tluyben2 5y agoYep, drove (my wife did the driving) 2000km a few days ago with almost only highways. That used to be tiring; now with lane and traffic assistance it is much less tiring. On the highway you basically have to do nothing.
- tluyben2 5y agoSame here, but I trust humans, including myself, even less...
- MiddleEndian 5y agoWhile I certainly do not trust any existing or near-future self-driving cars, I also don't enjoy regular driving. So conceptually, I am in favor of self-driving cars over having to manually drive. In practice, I don't really like being in cars at all, and so I live in a city with a subway and can walk most places.