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If a human driver is lost or in distress, the default behavior would be to find the nearest safe spot to pull over and put on your hazards. Shouldn't this be th
by fudged71 4y ago
If a human driver is lost or in distress, the default behavior would be to find the nearest safe spot to pull over and put on your hazards. Shouldn't this be the default fallback behavior if a remote driver isn't responding?
- jdminhbg 4y ago> If a human driver is lost or in distress, the default behavior would be to find the nearest safe spot to pull over and put on your hazards. Well, it should be…
- nerdbaggy 4y agoYup they do that. Just happened to pull off to the side in a crosswalk > Cruise spokesperson Tiffany Testo provided a written statement that said the company’s vehicles are programmed to pull over and turn on their hazard lights when they encounter a technical problem or meet road conditions they can’t handle.