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To: garrettjax who wrote (510609)10/1/2012 6:57:56 PM
From: sm1th  Respond to of 793966
 
In the event of an accident, who exactly, is at fault?

George Bush?
Seriously, insurance would be required, just as with drivers. The vehicles would be heavily instrumented, so an investigation should be able to determine the source of an error. I would expect to see a phased implementation with dedicated robo car roads or lanes first. After they prove safe for a few years, more uses could be allowed.


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