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It's interesting how polarized this comments section is. Lots of people claiming a human driver would definitely have been driving slower. Lots of people claimi
by kj4211cash 9mo ago
It's interesting how polarized this comments section is. Lots of people claiming a human driver would definitely have been driving slower. Lots of people claiming statistics show that human drivers do worse in this scenario aggregate. Of course neither side presenting convincing evidence.
- padjo 9mo agoAnd a truly disappointing number of people just accepting company PR as a complete account.
- no-name-here 9mo agoI tried to find some data: In a 20 mph school zone, ~70-80% of drivers drove 26 mph or faster, regardless of whether there were flashing lights, an always-20 zone, or a 20-when-schoolchildren-present zone. [1] Although note that ~70-80% of drivers drove 6 or more mph over the speed limit in a school zone, while it seems like the claims in some of these comments are that a human driver would drive at less than 17 mph out of an abundance of caution. [1] https://wtsc.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2023/12/16_Driver-Speeding-in-School-Zones_Dec2023.pdf https://wtsc.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2023/12/1...