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It might not, but the behaviour would be the same, so the effect is achieved.
by boondaburrah 5y ago
It might not, but the behaviour would be the same, so the effect is achieved.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoNo, because on a narrow road, coming to a stop blocks the vehicle behind you.
- ThunderSizzle 5y agoIf your on a narrow road where you can't safely pull over, you don't stop. You continue until you could safely pull over enough. Stopping would cause more harm than good if they're actually trying to get around you.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoSure, I know that, but does a driverless car? All it can see is blue lights right behind it, which could mean "stop right now or we'll shoot you" or "get a move on to the next passing point you can find" depending on context (probably conveyed by the gesticulating of the driver and maybe a loudspeaker).