>That could help prevent these kinds of incidents, but cameras trying to detect painted lane lines have many obvious fail points and one of them is keeping the

>That could help prevent these kinds of incidents, but cameras trying to detect painted lane lines have many obvious fail points and one of them is keeping the car in it's lane. This incident proves that once again. Hold on a second. Lane-assist is a perfectly fine feature that is obviously meant to be used in conjunction with an alert driver with their hands on the wheel. That is typically dubbed 'Level 1' of autonomous driving, similar to adaptive cruise control. This accident wasn't related to that, but instead to a 'Level 2' autonomous driving where there is some level of driving automation.