http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car s/car-technology/news/a2

>california over-regulating things and neighboring states (nevada, arizona) welcoming them instead

what else is new?

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They're trying to stop progress. It won't work.

the more roadblocks to this the better.

>>14077144
In this case and only this case California is doing the work of God.

We all know whats coming...
The internet of things is already here and it's already a better driver than old people.

Wait, it doesn't even have a wheel and pedals?

The number of times Google maps has directed me to the wrong location is way too high for a self driving car to not have any ability to be moved by the occupant.

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>>14076990
Who would ride in such an automated shitbox anyway?

If you were retarded or blind I could see it.

Yes I see the military application of this shit but god damn as a civilian technology it's just idiotic.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-12-18/humans-are-slamming-into-driverless-cars-and-exposing-a-key-flaw

>New laws strictly limit how autonomous cars can be tested on public roads in California—now, every self-driving car needs a human co-pilot on board at all times.
You mean doing the only rational thing? How mentally challenged must you be to allow the testing of self-driving cars with absolutely no occupants on public roads in the first place?

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>>14076990
>autonomous vehicle operator certificate