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Originally Posted by Dirk McGurck
Easiest way to get the driverless cars going is to only have them on highways, and in their own section of the highway like an express lane. That way the computers only have to deal with each other rather than human elements.
And if that happens, the manual control parts of the road may start to empty out, freeing up space for the rest of us. Win/win
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With most cars moving autonomously and a few wildcard drivers slaloming their way through, it would make for an interesting game of "chicken", that's for sure...
Unless I was in need of a nap, I have a bad feeling I'd probably play chicken and hope the robots can cope.
Anyway, I guess buying self-driving cars is one way for taxpayers to avoid having to invest in high-speed rail...
