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Imagine driving in a Waymo 'out of a raging fire'. Talk about edge cases. But, what would you do? Trust the Waymo, or get out (or never get in) at the first s
by PeterStuer 9mo ago
Imagine driving in a Waymo 'out of a raging fire'.
Talk about edge cases.
But, what would you do? Trust the Waymo, or get out (or never get in) at the first sign of trouble?
- breckinloggins 9mo agoInteresting question. If the Waymo was driving aggressively to remove us from the situation but relatively safely I might stay in it. This does bring up something, though: Waymo has a "pull over" feature, but it's hidden behind a couple of touch screen actions involving small virtual buttons and it does not pull over immediately. Instead, it "finds a spot to pull over". I would very much like a big red STOP IMMEDIATELY button in these vehicles.
- tensor 9mo agoCan you not just unlock and open the door? Wouldn't that cause it to immediately stop? Or can you not unlock the door manually? I'd be surprised if there was not an emergency door release.
- bragr 9mo ago>it's hidden behind a couple of touch screen actions involving small virtual buttons and it does not pull over immediately It was on the home screen when I've taken it, and when I tested it, it seemed to pull to the first safe place. I don't trust the general pubic with a stop button.
- phainopepla2 9mo agoImagine how many drunk/careless passengers might press it. Stopping in the middle of the street or highway could be a serious safety hazard.
- arctic-true 9mo agoI feel like this ends with drunk morons accidentally creating Waymo barricades and totally ruining Mardi Gras
- kylehotchkiss 9mo agoI can! If the Waymo got you into one on the way home because Google didn’t integrate with watch duty yet, that’s plausible