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Originally Posted by EldrickOnIce
Perhaps.
But the 12 accidents that have occurred with autonomous Google cars in 1.8 million miles of travel, all have been the fault of other cars with drivers (mostly being rear ended while stopped).
The 12 accidents are documented here
http://static.googleusercontent.com/...eport-0515.pdf |
Thats cause the car probably stops whenever it's presented with a situation it can't resolve. Like this example.
Sure, google likes to repeat how little accidents it has had in these self driven cars but how many full stops has it had due to glitches like the one mentioned here? Can't have that happening when it goes to market.