No idea why this is removed from the frontpage, it's kind of an important aspect of how self-driving cars are tested in the US. If you rely mostly on self-repor

No idea why this is removed from the frontpage, it's kind of an important aspect of how self-driving cars are tested in the US. If you rely mostly on self-reporting by the companies testing them for oversight, a company not reporting the crucial part of an accident that shows that the car did not behave properly is a huge deal. Trying to get out of the way does make sense after a minor accident. Doing so after hitting a person is clearly dangerous as shown by this incident, and self-driving cars likely should not attempt it at all.