Autonomous cars don’t track the center line of the street well on ill-maintained roads. They can’t operate on streets where the line markings are worn away—as on many of the streets in New York. These cars also don’t operate in snow and other bad weather because they can’t “see” in these conditions. A lidar guidance system doesn’t work well in the rain or snow or dust because its beams bounce off the particles in the air instead of bouncing off obstacles like bicyclists.
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From the Texas Trial Lawyers Association news release.
