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I keep seeing people incorrectly call less than perfect driving conditions "edge cases." That term refers to rare conditions. Rain, snow, pedestrians, and suppo
by joshuahaglund 5y ago
I keep seeing people incorrectly call less than perfect driving conditions "edge cases." That term refers to rare conditions. Rain, snow, pedestrians, and support pillars are not rare.
- misiti3780 5y agoYou're right, they are not really edge cases, but the original poster mentioned a sign covered in snow. In that case, a human would probably just do the same thing the TSLA would: blow the stop sign or continue at the current speed limit until they get pulled over.