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You have controls to override the car if they fail and you shouldn't be purely relying on them, so you're at fault. If you don't have any means to override them
by gsnedders 12y ago
You have controls to override the car if they fail and you shouldn't be purely relying on them, so you're at fault. If you don't have any means to override them and you're expected to purely rely on them, surely you can't be at fault because what could you have done?
- trimble-alum 12y agoA fully-loaded, double trailer is an nearly unstoppable killing machine in traffic if it's not managed well.
- NeutronBoy 12y agoHow do I override the automatic brakes if they decide to engage while I'm driving down the freeway?
- gsnedders 12y agoI always assumed it was similar to cruise-control insofar as it can be turned off?