BRAUN: Asleep at the wheel? Not just yet Via LizBraunSun
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The driverless Gatik/Loblaw trucks are a level five, but they continue to function on a fixed, limited route, and they are an exception.Certainly, Tesla drivers are using the self-drive feature, “but it’s not something to trust on its own,” said Shapiro. “As long as it’s supervised by a driver, it’s safe.
“When it was first released, the car would only stop if the car in front of it stopped. But now it recognizes red lights and stop signs.“If you’re a Tesla driver, you’re literally a guinea pig.” Nonetheless, Shapiro would welcome self-driving vehicles because they are programmed to follow the rules of the road and are limited to the speed limit.
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