Self-driving cars being tested routinely get into fender-benders with other vehicles.
|
|
Tesla's new "Smart Summon" feature is already causing confusion — and some minor fender benders.
|
|
"It's an achievement to have a vehicle that can survive [small] fender benders," he says.
|
|
Overly cautious in operation, autonomous cars often get in fender benders with human-driven vehicles.
|
|
The only restoration has been retouched paint from time due to scratches and fender benders.
|
|
But as I discovered, self-driving car crashes and fender-benders don't look like human crashes.
|
|
Are you telling me that no human drivers had fender benders in the city all week?
|
|
Yes, sure, Nascar racing is all about adrenaline: speedy cars, sweaty pit stops, spectacular fender benders.
|
|
Troopers monitored roadways, stepping in to help after fender benders and with disabled cars and trucks.
|
|
More drivers during an eclipse means more chances for distraction, which means more fender benders, or worse.
|
|
Two fender-benders occurred in June, neither the Google car's fault and neither causing more than scraped bumpers.
|
|
Fortunately, few of these fender benders result in injuries, but they often result in shockingly high repair bills.
|
|
Previous months have been marked by minor fender-benders, which the company says were all caused by human drivers.
|
|
The search giant has reported a variety of fender benders in its monthly reports on its autonomous vehicle program.
|
|
Despite operating at low speeds on planned routes, a few of these shuttles have already gotten into fender benders.
|
|
There have been fender-benders, near crashes, ignored stop signs, painfully slow driving and at least one police run-in.
|
|
A single use of just one of these electronic nannies could easily pay for itself when avoiding fender benders (or far worse).
|
|
By communicating with other cars, they could travel faster, and closer together, to maximize traffic flow and reduce traffic-jamming fender benders.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - A concept car equipped with external airbags to protect against fender benders is raising eyebrows at the Tokyo Motor Show.
|
|
The auto giant's autonomous cars were involved in 22 fender benders over the course of the reporting period (and two more in 2018).
|
|
They are standard in some cars and usually worth the nominal fees in others, especially as they will save you from fender benders.
|
|
There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
|
|
But Ms. Dunn said speed cameras can actually contribute to gridlock and fender-benders when drivers, upon spotting a camera, suddenly slow down.
|
|
Failure to signal is an inconsiderate act that makes the roads less safe, causing panic braking, sudden swerves and fender-benders or worse.
|
|
The auto giant's autonomous cars were involved in 22 fender benders over the course of the reporting period (and two more in 8103).
|
|
They get into fender benders, have trouble navigating inclement weather, run red lights, and sometimes they can't figure out what to do about taco trucks.
|
|
These awkward interactions between self-driving and human-driven cars will probably result in more fender-benders as more autonomous vehicles arrive on the roads.
|
|
But he said insurance claims from all collisions, including fender benders, were about 20163 percent higher in states that have legalized marijuana than in nearby states.
|
|
A growing number of fender benders, and worse, didn't faze her, and she would not listen to any talk of her fading ability behind the wheel.
|
|
We typically expect fender benders, construction, and terrible drivers to cause traffic — but never do we imagine that our morning commutes will be disrupted by loose livestock.
|
|
Even the most minor fender benders trigger internal investigations that seek to identify who was at fault and how such accidents can be avoided in the future.
|
|
We got the NASCAR legend out in NYC and wanted to know if world-class drivers like him ever get into fender benders in the real world.
|
|
Given the recent headlines around self-driving cars — Tesla's fatal accident and Google's various fender benders — experts in self-driving technology were pleasantly surprised by the survey's results.
|
|
Snow turning to sleet slickened roadways in the New York metropolitan area by the early afternoon and was blamed for a rash of fender benders and traffic jams.
|
|
Over the last decade, new cars have gotten electronic stability control systems to prevent skids, rearview cameras to prevent fender benders and more airbags to protect occupants in collisions.
|
|
OSLO — As maritime fender-benders go, this one couldn't help attracting attention: Noah's ark crashed into a Norwegian Coast Guard patrol boat in the Port of Oslo on Friday morning.
|
|
Police told the Bogles that parents were crossing four lanes of traffic with strollers, people were getting in fender benders – one driver had his door ripped off by a passing car.
|
|
Self-driving vehicles testing in California and Arizona have been involved in plenty of crashes, mishaps, and fender-benders, with one resulting in the death of an Arizona woman and others in minor injuries.
|
|
Google's cars have actually gotten into a dozen-plus fender benders over the years.. but in the previous cases, the government-mandated human driver was actually the one controlling the vehicle when the accidents occured.
|
|
Driverless cars are so strict about obeying laws that they can't go above the speed limit at appropriate times — such as when merging into a lane of traffic — and incur fender benders as a result.
|
|
City officials say that after traffic was rerouted in Midtown, there were 35 percent fewer injuries from pedestrians being hit by cars and 63 percent fewer injuries to drivers and their passengers from fender-benders.
|
|
If the GPS system in my car can navigate me to the quickest route through traffic congestion and fender benders, why can&apost my government use these same technologies to better anticipate these routine accidents?
|
|
If the rates of Ubers getting into fender-benders or serious crashes where someone breaks an arm are lower than the national average, as one might expect from the fatality rates, why not say so?
|
|
Every day at 7AM Justyn Acosta leaves his home in the Bronx to get to Sunny's Autobody, where the 22-year-old works as an auto body technician, but does much more than fix fender benders.
|
|
There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street, involving self-driving Ubers in Pittsburgh, where the company first rolled out the new autonomous service.
|
|
Data compiled by the state of California suggests that the most common self-driving fender benders are rear-end crashes, in part because human drivers don't expect autonomous cars to follow road rules and come to complete, non-rolling stops at stop signs.
|
|
With a pipe organ-style suit of sensors on the roof and the Spanish word for "research" emblazoned below the grille, Ford says its self-driving cars bring the promise of safer streets and more efficient deliveries — and probably more than a few fender benders.
|
|
If we know that an insurance premium — whether it's for auto, home or health — is built primarily off the cost of claims, then it seems obvious that the objective is to reduce the amount of fender-benders, basement water damage and costly medical treatments.
|
|
There were few people around, few cars, but that was the way it was whenever it rained, everybody reluctant to leave the house and negotiate the slippery streets and fallen branches and the risk of fender benders and all the rest—again, nothing out of the ordinary.
|
|
In a campaign ad posted Tuesday on Facebook, Craig Stivender, who is running for sheriff of Colleton County, South Carolina, lists off his perceived faults: a ticket for driving without a license, getting divorced and remarried, fender benders that were his fault and losing his temper at work.
|
|
"With tonight's results, Republicans are setting themselves up for a long slog and they're driving in two separate lanes – the establishment lane which is now just Kasich and Cruz, that's been full of fender benders and off ramps and faulty brakes and a broken GPS, all moving toward a contested convention," says Pfeifle.
|
|
The California Department of Motor Vehicles just published Waymo's most recent disengagement report, which tracks al the times that a self-driving software system must be turned off in a test cars – and most of these aren't even accidents or fender benders, but might actually entail a momentary pause to adjust something in software or quickly zap a bug.
|
|
Just after four seasons at the park Evolution was removed and relocated to Six Flags St. Louis. Fender Benders (bumper cars) was constructed at the former site of Evolution and opened in Summer 2012.
|
|
In 1966 and 1967, Jayne and Sam proceeded to have seven fender benders and near-fatal smash-ups until the one that tragically took both of their lives in a bizarre crash where reporters said alternately Jayne was either beheaded on impact or wig-scalped.
|
|
In 1970, Brus joined Jeff St John & Copperwine, who had a top five Australian hit single with Teach Me How To Fly. Also in 1970, he recorded a live album with Australian blues singer Wendy Saddington, Live at Walacia. This was followed by stints with Blackfeather, Dave Miller Set, Ross Wilson, Little Sammy and The in People, Birth, Hunger, Mother Earth, The Bobby Gebert Trio, Fender Benders, Foreday Riders, Duffhead, The Healers, Phil Jones and The Unknown Blues Band. Brus then began long-term relationships as bass player with Renée Geyer and Kevin Borich.
|
|
Disputes generally revolved around issues such as broken engagements, unpaid personal loans, contract breaches, personal injuries from other litigants or their pets, minor property damages (e.g., fender benders, carpet stains, etc.), the fate of jointly purchased household appliances and rightful ownership of property. As is standard practice in small claims court and most reality court shows alike, Judge Judy proceedings operated in the form of a bench trial (as opposed to its more common counterpart, the jury trial). Moreover, lawyers were not present and litigants had to represent themselves.
|
|
Agricultural losses, primarily from vintners and raisin growers, rose up to $5 million in damage (1998 USD, $6.33 million 2007 USD), either directly due to rain or indirectly due to the additional steps to treat the increase in fungus activity on produce. Slick roads from the rain resulted in nearly 80 traffic accidents in San Diego County, ranging from fender benders to moderate injuries. Thunderstorms from the remnants of Isis damaged a San Diego Gas & Electric substation at Kearny Mesa, leaving 10,000 customers without power; the outage was short lived and completely restored within two hours.
|
|
Similarly, cops all around are demonstrating signs of their newfound sensitivity with muggers, fender benders, and more. Cordelia and Doyle meet Angel outside the precinct when, sensing their distress about the situation, Angel smiles a big smile, holds open his arms and sing-songs, "O-ka-ay, I think someone needs a hu-ug," and firmly embraces them both. Having been cursed by the talking stick when Allen hit him with it, he refuses to follow Cordelia's order to "get all vampy" to rescue Kate because he knows it makes them uncomfortable. As the three of them try to get into the locked station, Kate waits for a response to the messages she's left on her father’s answering machine, begging him to talk to her.
|
|
Queen Elizabeth II holds audience with Lieutenant Governor of Ontario David C. Onley at Buckingham Palace, 2008 Onley's appointment as Lieutenant Governor was announced on July 10, 2007; he was privately informed of this after a July 4, 2007, taping of Home Page: "I just had reached the top of the Don Valley Parkway... and there was no place to pull over. And when the Prime Minister of your country calls, all you can try to do is stay in the same lane, avoid any fender-benders and have a meaningful conversation, which I did." He was sworn in on September 5, 2007, at Queen's Park in Toronto. As the province's first Lieutenant Governor with a disability, Onley said he would use his vice-regal position to help remove physical barriers to Ontario's 1.5 million people with disabilities, as well as focus on other issues affecting the disabled, including obstacles to employment and housing.
|
|