Odot

[riflesforwatie]

Seems to me the question isn't "are AVs safe?" but "are AVs safer than human drivers?"

[Bunty]

Seems to me the question isn't "are AVs safe?" but "are AVs safer than human drivers?"

It depends on how intelligent, safe and fast AV's can dodge stupid mistakes made by human drivers.

[tfvc.org]

Seems to me the question isn't "are AVs safe?" but "are AVs safer than human drivers?"

Right. I am sure there are going to be accidents, some deadly, however once every vehicle is using AV the accidents are going to be far far fewer than current.

[Plutonic Panda]

Besides driverless cars which will likely have little effect on roads and freeways for the next 5 years and likely much longer, OKDOT will be facing budget cuts that could yet again drag out projects and the 235/44 project is mentioned.

http://m.newsok.com/article/5547324

[no1cub17]

Besides driverless cars which will likely have little effect on roads and freeways for the next 5 years and likely much longer, OKDOT will be facing budget cuts that could yet again drag out projects and the 235/44 project is mentioned.

http://m.newsok.com/article/5547324

Good - maybe then ODOT can use their funds to rebuild/repair the roads we actually need, rather than build a bunch of boulevards we don't.