"Nancy Young" wrote in message ...
On 8/25/2017 5:01 AM, Ophelia wrote:
> "Nancy Young" wrote in message ...
> If someone takes their hands off the wheel for that long, i want it to
> stay engaged. Like that guy driving a Tesla to work ... sound asleep.
> On the radio this morning there was a piece about one person driving 3
> lorries. The driver being in the front one and controlling the ones
> behind
> (???????)
>
> Hmmm until the first really bad accident! I suppose it might be ok on
> the
> motorway but what happens when they come off into regular streets?
I read about really bad accidents at least once a week. Mostly the
people would not have been in one if the car was paying attention.
Falling asleep on their way home from Atlantic City. Or the ever
popular 'lost control' ... these would all be avoidable with computer
intervention.
My point being I think the accident rate would plummet despite any
collisions that might be caused by computer controlled vehicles.
The computer isn't desperate to read its texts, for one thing.
Doesn't drink and never had a bad night's sleep.
nancy
==
Good point but I still don't want one controlling my driving

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