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I agree but it might work if a vast majority of cars are automated ones. I can imagine a transition with "smartcars" : you drive with help and advice from your

• josephlord 13y ago
  Yes but going through a city in Southern Italy how often is it going to say something other than STOP! If you don't assume that other drivers are going to change course and avoid you won't make much progress. The skill and alertness of the drivers in Sciliy were much greater than in the UK and the US but they had to be as those were relied on more than rules and systems. I also wonder about what human driven cars, motorbikes and bikes might start to do once they know and can identify that there are nearly uncrashable and will reliably take avoiding action - will they learn that they can just pull out and let the computers avoid them?