San Francisco Asks State For Guidance On Who To Ticket When Self Driving Cars Violate The Law

Autonomous driving vehicles are advancing faster than the laws that govern them so it comes as little surprise some basic questions still haven't been resolved.

The latest example comes from California where the executive director of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, Tilly Chang, asked the state's department of motor vehicles to "define how law enforcement officers will interact with [autonomous] vehicles in situations such as parking and traffic violations."

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MDarringer - 5/5/2017 7:30:48 PM

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Of course the amoral idiots in San Fran don't get it. If you buy an autonomous car, you are responsible for it. If it crashes into things, goes too fast, or whatever, it's your responsibility because you're the idiot who wanted to abdicate vehicular control to software, but ultimately you have to take responsibility for the consequences of your actions.

Hauerg - 5/6/2017 4:09:55 PM

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Why do you always have to use words that describe yourself?

MDarringer - 5/6/2017 6:14:24 PM

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I see that you're having problems being coherent...yet again.