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The phrasing in the article is a bit confusing if it's actually established that it was running autonomously or not. (other articles suggest that's currently un
by detaro 4y ago
The phrasing in the article is a bit confusing if it's actually established that it was running autonomously or not. (other articles suggest that's currently unclear/hasn't been announced)
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- netsharc 4y agoThe article calls it an E-test car but it also says it had the 43 year old driver and 4 passengers(aged 31, 47, 42 and a baby). Is it a test car, which I'd expect would just have 1 or 2 employees monitoring everything, or a car being used by civilians? If you zoom in the picture, the logo on the center of the car's rim is BMW's logo...
- f1shy 4y agoMost likely an employee, using the car privately. It was at 17:00, with a baby on-board. Does not seem to working.
- PinguTS 4y ago… and even as employee your are not allowed to share unofficial things with relatives nor to take them on a ride with you. I used to be hitchhiked in such cars to meetings, because those "colleagues" hat the same route to the same meeting. But officially, I wasn't allowed in.
- oaiey 4y agoIt was corrected later. That is maybe the reason for the confusion.