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I counted three seconds from noticing the truck to hitting it. Three seconds of braking is a lot more than zero

• BitwiseFool 5y ago
  Devil's Advocate: You already knew what to look for* when you watched the video. I would say that a typical driver in the same scenario certainly wouldn't have had nearly as much of three seconds between noticing and collision. Edit: *Specifically, to be on the lookout for a black sideways truck on an unlit road directly in ahead of where the car is traveling.
  • skhr0680 5y ago
    If a kid running out to get their ball is a the standard example of a hazard that drivers should always be expecting on a residential road, I think a broken down vehicle is the standard example for a highway. Maybe a human could have braked even a little bit, but the autopilot didn’t brake at all. That’s a problem for advocates for it
• mikhailt 5y ago
  Okay, now imagine you're driving home after a long day at work and it is dark; you still think you will react fast enough?