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If they have that many interventions, you have to imagine there are situations of needed split second interventions that aren't able to happen. Since they rely
by cma 3y ago
If they have that many interventions, you have to imagine there are situations of needed split second interventions that aren't able to happen.
Since they rely on HD mapping, a lot of them are probably when the environment is altered by construction etc. and if that was an overwhelming majority and can be detected far in advance of an operator being assigned I think it would more ok, maybe that's the case? I'm not sure that could add up to such a large percentage unless they handle it as an exception over and over again across the fleet when there is construction.
- dilyevsky 3y agoYou drive in sf a lot? There’s double parked cars every two blocks, trash everywhere on the street, random crazies in the middle of streets, etc. Not hard to imagine something unexpected happening every few miles. Mind you 5 miles is almost entire length of the city