While this is a good point, the obvious solution is to limit it to say under 20 mph and require constant hands on the wheel.
If you want to have your hands off the wheel and your nose in your phone, then you are driving recklessly.
If you want to have your hands off the wheel and your nose in your phone, then you are driving recklessly.
The answer is tough shit, you don't get to not pay attention while driving. Get an uber then.
Having adaptive cruise control that manages stop and go will absolutely change the number of people on their phones.
my average current driving speed on car display is something like 25mph. thanks to constant traffic. the car is rated to 160mph top speed. how useful is that.
The trade off for autopilot is that you don't have to move your foot 2-3inches every 20 seconds. That's not worth the increased risk.