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I'd be even more gleeful if I was in car insurance. "Openpilot's not covered, your insurance is invalidated."

• AyyEye 2y ago
  Insurance is a non-issue with openpilot.
  • xipix 2y ago
    Has that been tested in court? In my jurisdiction?
    • AyyEye 2y ago
      Many OP users have asked insurance about it and gotten the a-okay. Believe it or not insurance likes safety devices.
• renewiltord 2y ago
  Geico will cover you. You can disclose ahead of time that you have an aftermarket ADAS if you want. If it drives you off the road, it will be as if you drove off the road and you will be declared at-fault, of course.
• punnerud 2y ago
  Most likely not legal to invalidate in EU. There is laws that’s say that ev everything you can do manually, you are allowed to automate. Any rules against that is null and void. The “horse winning race” case is a known one where they go into this.