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Personal anecdote. I was behind a Tesla on a bit of mountainous stretch (single lane) on my drive home on a Sunday eve - so literally no traffic, and noticed th
by redsid 4y ago
Personal anecdote. I was behind a Tesla on a bit of mountainous stretch (single lane) on my drive home on a Sunday eve - so literally no traffic, and noticed the Tesla was painfully slow and almost at standstill. I realized it was on autopilot and literally sticking to the speed limits although the driver could have easily done at least 10mph over.
The big truth that dawned on me was, here in northeast US with mostly single lanes, these level X driving cars are going to stick to speed limits, and am totally curious to see how road rage is going to show up
- verisimi 4y agoI actually think that dropping the speed limits is part of the strategy (in urban roads near speeds have been changed from 30 to 20) is to make the roads safer for self-driving cars. So, I think self-driving is going to be a slow experience. Maybe once everyone has been slowed down, they'll bring out a premium self-driving product, where is you are rich your car is allowed to move more quickly.
- hristov 4y agoI think teslas tend to automatically choose 5 mph above the speed limit when you turn on autopilot.