> I don’t understand why people think that driverless cars need to deal with every one in a million scenario, it makes no sense. That a particular situation is

> I don’t understand why people think that driverless cars need to deal with every one in a million scenario, it makes no sense. That a particular situation is rare, does not mean that you won't encounter multiple rare situations in a given time frame. (By the way, the article stated in the beginning that the garbage truck had to move? Either way, it required manual intervention and a human's situational awareness. How does the car ask for the proper help at freeway speeds within seconds--not even split seconds?)