Video of Uber Killing pedestrian & video of driver ( video - graphic )
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i want my 21 seconds back
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What is that driver?
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back to the drawing board
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From what I've read this was an unavoidable accident.
Even if the driver was in control it wouldn't have made a difference - there was no time to react. The pedestrian walked in front of the car without warning. If the automated driving system didn't detect it in time, there is no way the driver would have seen it. It's very odd that a pedestrian would just cross in the middle of the street in the dark like that. |
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she would have died anyway...dumbass crossing the street without looking just appearing out of the dark...
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I'm not a fan of the idea of cars driving themselves...not one little bit.
But you can't blame the car for a heaping dose of human stupidity. That was unavoidable. |
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Now we have driverless cars that will not be financially responsible for the deaths they cause. More proof that politicians are bought and laws are mostly about money :2 cents: |
An alert person would have seen that lady.
She was WALKING the bike. Even if there was not enough time to stop; there absolutely was time for an alert driver to apply the brakes instead of just staring with the mouth open. That video is total proof that automated cars will only create more distracted drivers. :2 cents: |
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I kind of think he wanted to be hit, or, he was drunk or something. He was crossing a 3-lane road that is well lit, with very bright and obvious red/green lights and walk/don't walk indicators. He gave me the finger when I drove past. |
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The bumb that my friend hit while I was the passenger lived and sued. We had to go to court and the insurance paid him. Exact same scenario as the video. |
I read an article today that said Uber's sensors should have seen this person and stopped in time. I disagree personally, but the article went into detail about how the sensors work. The article also said the driver's job was to take over in such cases and he clearly didn't.
The daughter (or sister?) of the person hit and killed got an attorney yesterday so it will be an interesting case for sure. From my point of view no matter what that person walked in front of a car driving at 40 mph. |
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I knew someone who got hit by a car, fucked her up good. The accident investigation determined it was her fault and the only thing she ended up with was a pile of medical bills. |
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The sensors are not light dependent so how the fuck did they miss that?
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sensors should have picked it, light or no light. :2 cents: |
Growing up, they used to show this every afternoon on channel 11. That and my grandfather backhanding me when I stepped off the curb before the light changed is forever ingrained in my memory. |
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Here's something I just thought of that a computer can't sort out...
When you're in hairy traffic situations which could easily turn into gridlock, what is that one thing that keeps it moving? It's the shorthand human drivers use to communicate, whether it's a look, a flash of the headlights or a simple wave that says "you go first dude". A computer will be the biggest asshole driver on the road with no concept of chivalry or courtesy, which is essential for keeping traffic moving and tempers down. |
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