>I think we should set a much higher bar for allowing those cars on the streets, rather than "it kinda works, so let's roll with it". Indeed. The minimum befor

>I think we should set a much higher bar for allowing those cars on the streets, rather than "it kinda works, so let's roll with it". Indeed. The minimum before any self driving car can be put on the road is that the developers, managers, executives, and major investors and their immediate families have to spend 8 hours running back and forth across a track on which 40 self driving cars per mile of track are running laps at a minimum of 50 MPH. Additionally there need to be things like rains of nails on the road, suddenly floods of water, packs of dogs, tumbling tumbleweeds, and other hazards. If at any point the average speed drops below 50 MPH or if the cars hit anyone or hit each other, the car can't go on public roads.