> It's a known and disclosed and accepted risk of these systems. Accepted by who? As another driver getting rear-ended by these vehicles, I didn't agree to tha

> It's a known and disclosed and accepted risk of these systems. Accepted by who? As another driver getting rear-ended by these vehicles, I didn't agree to that. It's just a way for them to shift liability to the driver for what they know is going to happen. This technology shouldn't be allowed on the road unless it could detect and avoid impact with parked cars. This should be price of admission for the technology.