Is There a Social Response to Bicycling?

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The only really good application of level three autonomy in cars is the slow crawl, right? So there it's called the traffic jam pilot. Handa in japan is starting to roll this out where the car can drive itself under slow conditions and you can do whatever you want while the car creeps along in slow traffic. And then once the speed gets to some pre defined level, the speed picks up again and you have to take over the car. i think ela could be served very well by that kind of technology. But human anatomy can be so different from person to person that we just can't have an a i system that could cope with all that uncertainty.

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