Like the bit where they slow to 7mph on the motorway if the driver fails to respond.
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Another Bill wrote:Thinking more on the inability to change lanes I wonder, will this encourage middle lane hogging?
Triquet wrote:Jolly good stuff, I am sure that the system will handle eroded road markings, invisible road markings on wet roads, road works with ambiguous road markings, potholes, and all the little things that add to the play value of driving.
jont- wrote:Why are we even allowing this? It flies in the face of all the human factors research that says humans are terrible at monitoring things that /mostly/ don't need their attention![]()
I'm not even sure what benefits it offers if you have to pay a meaningful amount of attention. Is keeping your hands on the wheel really so onerous?
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hir wrote:However, as far as Ford is concerned it seems to me that this is yet another example of the car manufacturers using everyone on the road as Guinea pigs in their quest to achieve fully autonomous vehicles.
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