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"It's extremely rare for someone to want to brake while keeping the foot fully pressed on the accelerator, and then want to accelerate fast moments later. " It
by lukan 3y ago
"It's extremely rare for someone to want to brake while keeping the foot fully pressed on the accelerator, and then want to accelerate fast moments later. "
It can happen in near accident situations. First slow down, then after seeing the reaction of the other vehicle, accelerate in a different direction. I wouldn't want to confirm a touchscreen in that situation.
- amenhotep 3y agoNot full accelerate, then switch to brake, then full accelerate again, I think that's fairly clearly within normal parameters of human control. What's being discussed here is full accelerate, then full brake while still fully engaging accelerator, holding both down even to the point of the car stopping, then releasing the brakes and fully accelerating again. I struggle to think of any situation where this, holding the two pedals down at once, doesn't represent either an error or such a total failure of human control that the car should stop anyway. If it was a manual you'd stall it, and that's a perfectly fine behaviour to emulate.