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>you can barely see any of the road (no white or yellow lines) and lights are the only part of other cars that you can see. Arguably, no car should be driving
by GigabyteCoin 11y ago
>you can barely see any of the road (no white or yellow lines) and lights are the only part of other cars that you can see.
Arguably, no car should be driving in those conditions unless it is a life or death situation. Because you have a very good chance of dying doing so.
- TwiztidK 11y agoIn some parts of the country, it's pretty normal. The roads are caked with snow for weeks at a time and you can get into white out conditions if the wind picks up. As long as you slow down accordingly, it's usually not an issue.
- zanny 11y agoThen put your auto in manual mode and drive it by hand. No reason not to roll them out in the next five years. If it detects rain or snow it simply refuses to self-drive.