I took the test with this logic but I think there is a wrinkle I overlooked -- pedestrians are able to control their decisions while the passengers can't contro

I took the test with this logic but I think there is a wrinkle I overlooked -- pedestrians are able to control their decisions while the passengers can't control their decision besides the decision to enter the self-driving vehicle. For example, pedestrians are able to look both ways and ensure it's safe to cross. With that in mind, I don't think it makes sense for the car to alter course and cross the line in order to kill less people since the people who are on the other side already made a safe decision to cross while the people straight ahead did not.