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Old 01-12-2021, 12:38   #45
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Re: EU Speed Limiters

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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
I vaguely remember from the highway code that the driver should be in full control of the vehicle at all times, and I think this point cropped up a few times regarding the 'self driving car' . . Tesla I believe?

How far are we prepared to go in letting a computer chip and camera make driving decisions?

Tesla doesn't have fully autonomous mode available to the general public as yet, drivers are still required to be in full control of the vehicle.

Personally, the sooner we get to a fully autonomous driving state the better, it potentially allows for those with mobility issues or visual impairment who can't currently drive to be able to experience the same freedoms as able bodied drivers currently do.
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