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> And this brings a question to me: How did they create, develop, this post-collision routine? I’m just going to assume it’s a liability thing: * Cruise gets
by lobsterthief 3y ago
> And this brings a question to me: How did they create, develop, this post-collision routine?
I’m just going to assume it’s a liability thing:
* Cruise gets in an accident and stays in the road, passenger gets out and gets hit.
* Cruise gets in an accident and pulls to the curb, passenger can get out on the curb (and if they don’t, and get hit, Cruise can claim it pulled over).
I could see this decision being made (or reviewed by) legal. Which sounds like a truly awful way to build a product.
I agree with you on the adhockery as well. Sounds like it.
- Sephr 3y ago> * Cruise gets in an accident and stays in the road, passenger gets out and gets hit. Waymo handles this by notifying riders when vehicles or cyclists are incoming near passenger exits.