I've driven on Mill Rd. plenty of times, and it actually is hard to see pedestrians who have a bad habit of walking around wearing all black at night because they don't want to use the crosswalks that may be 1/2 mile away. The glare from all the lights makes it hard to see for normal humans, too.
Part of the problem is that their safety driver was watching something on their phone and not actually watching out like they were supposed to. If they had actually been paying attention, that would've been avoidable.
Still, the automatic cars have a much better record with me than the human drivers do. For all that these few accidents were stupid and avoidable, I've seen normal humans doing things far dumber.
Part of the problem is that their safety driver was watching something on their phone and not actually watching out like they were supposed to. If they had actually been paying attention, that would've been avoidable.
Still, the automatic cars have a much better record with me than the human drivers do. For all that these few accidents were stupid and avoidable, I've seen normal humans doing things far dumber.