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> The short answer is not enough following distance to the car in front of you. I don't doubt your expertise or qualifications. I do however wonder if your c
by WarOnPrivacy 2y ago
> The short answer is not enough following distance to the car in front of you.
I don't doubt your expertise or qualifications.
I do however wonder if your conclusion factors in realty. Specifically where the buffer endless gets filled by one vehicle after another merging into it. A high % of the new arrivals barely pass (or don't) the vehicle they wanted to get by, converting the passing lane into not-that.
- supportengineer 2y agoPeople would have to change their behavior from a selfish mindset to a more collectivist mindset. As someone else said, they will need an incentive to do this - either a carrot or a stick. The current "stick" - wasting time and fuel - is not working.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> People would have to change their behavior from a selfish mindset to a more collectivist mindset. My private fantasy is that self-driving would introduce this. However, auto manufacturers wield selfish interests like a superpower. I doubt anything like benevolence could escape into their product lines.