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On the contrary, I’d challenge anyone to find a non-contrived example of a crash that is unavoidable with 10 seconds of warning. Driving off a 1600 foot cliff d
by mwint 4y ago
On the contrary, I’d challenge anyone to find a non-contrived example of a crash that is unavoidable with 10 seconds of warning. Driving off a 1600 foot cliff does not count.
- jepler 4y agoYour car has gone the wrong way down an express lane some distance, and deactivated when a semi trailer traveling 75mph in the opposite direction is detected. There is no shoulder, and it's stopping distance plus yours is greater than the remaining distance between you (.1 mile is way insufficient)
- vagrantJin 4y agoEvery crash is avoidable by definition. Human error/poor decisions, mechanical/electronic failures, acts of god could all reasonably be labelled as reasons. Regardless of time.
- mwint 4y agoNot every crash is physically avoidable _given a time constraint_. When you're a millisecond from impact, there's nothing you can do. One second, there exist many cases where there's nothing you can do. 10 seconds before impending collision, and it's hard to imagine the case where there's no time to react in some way that avoids the accident.