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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Of course. The difference is that it's easy to identify who should be punished in regular accidents... In an unmanned vehicle, who is held liable for a death? The "safety driver"? the owner? the corporation? Their stockholders?I have heard that there was an accident somewhere that a humanoid was driving a car and hit someone else resulting in a death.
I noticed this too. However, have you ever used a dashcam at night? I have noticed with ours that the image on the dashcam looks noticeably darker than it really is. The way the camera sensor reacts to the brightly lit area close to the headlights causes the whole scene to be very dark in the recording. The view through the windscreen always has much, much better visibility than the recording.The headlights look low and did not illuminate her upper body until too close to stop.
It's the "do as I say, not do as I do" syndrome, adults figure it's ok to break laws where kids are supposed to know better.... Maybe the lesson here was "Don't walk out in front of cars". This is something my kids have known since almost walking age. I don't get how an adult would think that was okay.