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It’s on a cross-country rally through sparsely populated countyside in the dead of winter. The risks seem negligible to me. The assistance may actually make thi
by breckenedge 2y ago
It’s on a cross-country rally through sparsely populated countyside in the dead of winter. The risks seem negligible to me. The assistance may actually make this safer than without it on such a grueling 1000km/day distance, much of it spent driving in the dark.
- tapland 2y agoThe hardest to safely drive, with most risk to others safety, in the most densely populated areas of Sweden and Finland. The well maintained highways would be much safer. Not even considering the autopilot.
- diggan 2y ago> It’s on a cross-country rally through sparsely populated countyside in the dead of winter The people who live in that sparsely populated countryside wouldn't agree with you that the risk seems negligible. To drive on ice (which some of the roads turn into if it rains/wet-snow then gets cold), with experimental technology on country roads sounds like a recipe for the car to end up in someones living-room.