Hopefully, at night and where there are no street lights as well. The more corner cases, the better.
I still would like to see more races. In the snow too.
https://electrek.co/2017/02/18/self-driving-car-race-crash-b...
I still would like to see more races. In the snow too.
https://electrek.co/2017/02/18/self-driving-car-race-crash-b...
Its easily recognizable from space:
https://twitter.com/astro_kimbrough/status/82136198923045683...
And what about criminals tricking cars into doing things?
It will be a long time before smart people trust automated vehicles to take their kids without adult supervision. Cars will have to be able to interpret our actions and intent better than we can. Or at least be able to defend their cargo, record evidence and alert authorities.
At night, I was told by friends who are locals when staying there, as have other visitors I've talked to, that you do not want to stop at traffic lights in many areas of Detroit at night, at all. One person told me he was pulled over while stopped at a light and told this by a police officer, even.
Apparently, in these fairly deserted semi-industrial areas, stopping at a red light simply makes you a target. I was also instructed to leave room in front of me to move my car if someone tried to enter my car at a traffic light, and to be ready to roll up my window on someone's arm if needed.