Yet ANOTHER Self-driving Car Gets Into An Accident — This Time, It's Owned By Apple

A self-driving car owned by Apple was involved in an accident, California’s road authority has confirmed.

The car, a modified Lexus RX450h with autonomous sensors, was rear-ended by a human driver in a Nissan Leaf.

Humans were unhurt, but the machines suffered moderate damage.

Apple’s car is understood to be part of an ambitious but secretive programme - Project Titan. Apple has not commented on the 24 August collision, understood to be the company's first...

TomM - 9/2/2018 3:03:23 PM

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Virtually ALL of the time - a rear ender is the fault of the OTHER car - so why is this reported as an accident of an Autonomous Vehicle -when those systems probably had NOTHING to do with the Accident.

It this like a death certificate- if you have Cancer - it will be listed as one cause of death - regardless - even if you are run over by an autonomous Apple car.?

SanJoseDriver - 9/2/2018 7:07:41 PM

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Exactly, we should tally how many accidents the car caused versus people around it. Even though the tech is still early, it is already outperforming a lot of drivers on the road today.

MDarringer - 9/2/2018 3:33:58 PM

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#incoherent

TomM - 9/2/2018 8:01:58 PM

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Yes - we already know you are - you have told us you are BEFORE many times. Dementia does that - and people with it also repeat themselves too.

MDarringer - 9/2/2018 9:52:19 PM

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Poor old triggered Tommy who can't deliver a punch anymore.

TomM - 9/3/2018 7:38:15 PM

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Poor matty's dementia is so advanced that he doesn't even know what a punch is!

MDarringer - 9/3/2018 8:09:51 PM

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TomM, the #impotent response you just gave is childish and embarrassing to you.