>When are they going to trivally stop breaking traffic laws? When the general public does. Autonomous cars that abide by the law at the expense of violating t

>When are they going to trivally stop breaking traffic laws? When the general public does. Autonomous cars that abide by the law at the expense of violating the norms of expected traffic behavior like a 16yo in a driver's ed car (which is plastered in signs for exactly that reason) are not a scalable way of sharing roads with the general public. As an aside, the venn diagram between people who complain about normal traffic behavior being unlawful and people who resist tweaking the law to make what is normal also lawful is far too close to a circle for my taste.