The article concludes with the usual reminder that you need to stay alert as a driver, but can you even intervene when such phantom braking happens? You can't exactly pull back the brake pedal...
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2023
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Yeah, the real conclusion is that these self driving cars are not safe and shouldn't be allowed on the road.
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Money should go save sono motors now https://sonomotors.com/
If all that money was used to build public transport…