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I think someone wondered how AVs might cope with snow?

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Something must have kicked in, that looks more like a 30mph hit rather than a full 65mph. Still what was wrong with looking out the ....... window and perhaps seeing the flashing blue/red lights before the car detected an obstruction. :shock: Yes, it definately looks as if the autobraking reduced s...

http://www.highwaysindustry.com/m1-fatal-crash-driver-may-autopilot-court-told/?utm_source=wysija&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter+No360 Defence collision investigator Robert Wagstaff – who is not related to his namesake – told Reading Crown Court on Tuesday that he thought the defe...

http://www.highwaysindustry.com/m1-fatal-crash-driver-may-autopilot-court-told/?utm_source=wysija&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter+No360 Defence collision investigator Robert Wagstaff – who is not related to his namesake – told Reading Crown Court on Tuesday that he thought the defen...

we do live in a society where people love to find someone else responsible for their mistakes Ah yes, 'external/internal locus of control' Without internal LOC . . . a part of AD is the notion that we drive in a more aware / more deliberate / more controlled fashion, Which makes the 'overtaking' ex...

OK, my knowledge of it is from a colleague who's VW suffered a dodgy brake light switch.

Matt1962 wrote: . . . the icy road/bend scenario? You could be driving quite safely at below 45km/h with good visibility etc. in the knowledge that an emergency stop would be inadvisable/hazardous

Go on then, I'm having a hard of thinking day, please explain that paradox

I suspect that it could be argued that if the driver in front has no reason to brake but does so anyway then the driver behind would have a defence. Isn't that how "crash for cash" scams work? Typically they work by the driver of the 'scam' car deliberately braking in front of the innocen...

Not being able to switch off rev matching in a manual car would stop me buying it. Even though it might facilitate BGOL? :) My only reason for wanting manual cars is to enjoy the satisfaction of exercising skills. One of the skills which I enjoy exercising is heel and toe to rev match when changing...

waremark wrote:Not being able to switch off rev matching in a manual car would stop me buying it.

Even though it might facilitate BGOL?