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Police departments around the country are going to see a loss of revenue. No more rolling through stop signs, illegal lane changes, or speeding tickets.
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I look forward to having to insert and remove three car seats for every short trip... EDIT: By 'car seat' I mean a seat for an infant/toddler/child.
I don't understand. Why would you need to remove the seats?
EDIT: also, did it turn into the wrong lane at 2:25-2:30? is this a security risk?
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Do you really care about owning something that much? What difference does it make if it gets you from A to B all the same?
Exactly this one: http://arstechnica.com/cars/2016/10/dont-plan-on-using-an-au... When you own nothing, and license everything, what's stopping the licensor to ban you, or just increase the prices as they want?
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Do you really care about owning something that much? What difference does it make if it gets you from A to B all the same?
Exactly this one: http://arstechnica.com/cars/2016/10/dont-plan-on-using-an-au... When you own nothing, and license everything, what's stopping the licensor to ban you, or just increase the prices as they want?
Very impressive... BUT the car was driving itself in ideal conditions, with high visibility in all directions and amidst light traffic. What I'm really hoping to see is a video of the car driving itself in more dangerous situations , such as in the middle of heavy rain or thick fog that limits visibility, or at night on a dangerous stretch of highway with lots of trailer trucks zooming by, or surrounded by tired angr…
Truly impressive. I wonder if the Model 3 will also be fitted out with all the sensors and cameras. If yes, I'll definitely get one. As a German citizen, it really bugs me that Volkswagen is incapable of this kind of innovation. I don't see their roadmap play out like they plan it, because Tesla might beat them to market hard. I fear German regulation will jump in (again) to help them against Tesla. Currently, the Ge…
The problem is that most of the established car companies are not thinking in the future. They become accommodate with the amount of cash they have on the hand, and they do not pursue innovation. Currently, Tesla is the only one who is delivering practical innovation and success!
Interesting for two reasons: 1. It is a self driving car, it is so clearly the future, I wish it existed now, it is going to be awesome (in my opinion). 2. Despite knowing about and following news about driverless cars for a while, there was something surprisingly (to me) compelling about watching the video. It's like you get a little taste of the full A to B that it can give you (door to door). Who wants to speculat…
I'd like to see a self-driving car navigate London's narrow streets with cars both sides and the negotiation that goes on between drivers about who goes first. I'm impressed with this self-driving on California's spacious streets in perfect weather. I'll be really impressed when I see a self-driving car go down a London street in pouring rain, realize it needs to allow someone to come from the other direction and rev…