Traffic tickets will need to belong to the competent supervisor of an autonomous system violating stated restrictions, even if they lack a driver's license. (Th

Traffic tickets will need to belong to the competent supervisor of an autonomous system violating stated restrictions, even if they lack a driver's license. (The need for a driver's license will decline for FSD L4-L5, especially if the human won't be operating the vehicle anymore.) Also, under what circumstances/edge-cases should speed limits and traffic laws should be breakable by an autonomous system? a. If you were someone bleeding out to death and need to get to a hospital, do you honestly want it to complete to complete stop like a Canadian Mormon nerd at every stop sign rather than be the most aggressive NYC cab driver-meets-ludicrous speed safe-ish enough so you don't die? b. Evading someone believed intending on causing great bodily harm to reach a safe place like a police station? c. Following a vehicle containing a kidnapping or human trafficking victim? d. Commandeering by a LEO in active pursuit of a dangerous suspect? e. Fleeing an incoming regional disaster threat? It is probable to likely that, by over-regulation, untold numbers of preventable deaths, injuries, suffering, and property damage will be incurred by vehicles created by corporations to always follow laws blindly rather than spend additional money to handle edge-cases or allow exceptions.