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Not all collisions are equivalent. Suppose you and the car in front of you collided a fraction of a second later when both are doing 10MPH less, that alone rem
by Retric 3y ago
Not all collisions are equivalent. Suppose you and the car in front of you collided a fraction of a second later when both are doing 10MPH less, that alone removes a great deal of energy and thus risk.
You may avoid whatever the first person was trying to avoid hitting or spinning into the next lain etc.
- DontchaKnowit 3y agoOkay fine, but youve now introduced a whole class of accidents (false positive caused wrecks) that didnt exist before.
- Retric 3y agoYou also eliminate an accidents where the system prevents a collision. Insurance companies pay attention to the total risk and it’s a clear benefit.