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One could say that navigating a large vehicle through streets populated by humans should be considered a high precision affair, or is the difference expensive e
by alan-hn 3y ago
One could say that navigating a large vehicle through streets populated by humans should be considered a high precision affair, or is the difference expensive equipment vs human lives?
- Swizec 3y ago> is the difference expensive equipment vs human lives? The difference is in safety margins. You really shouldn't drive a vehicle to within 2cm of any object on public streets. Not even while parking. 0.5m (2ft) is about the closest you should ever drive your car to anything really. Whereas for a tractor getting within 2cm is normal operating procedure. You won't be able to grab a 500kg (1100lb) attachment and drag it over to your tractor because you stopped too far away.
- u32480932048 3y ago> Not even while parking. 0.5m (2ft) is about the closest you should ever drive your car to anything really. I've lived in several US states and the law has always been to park less than a foot from the curb.
- CRConrad 3y ago> > drive > park Do those look like the same word to you? They look like different words to me.
- axus 3y agoI try not to get within 6 feet of a human in my car, let alone 6 inches.
- alan-hn 3y agoIt can be difficult to manage when you can't see them over your hood