quarantine 'em

I can't think of a single occasion when I've had to make a trolley problem-style split-second decision while driving.

I was taught not to swerve, because this reduces braking ability and increases the likelihood of losing control.

Here's a self-driving car hypothetical for you, what if it's snowing?

Or, heck, raining? Big puddles everywhere. Which ones do you drive through, which do you drive around? Can you even detect them properly?

It's a single-track road with passing places. How does a self-driving car decide whether to back up?

Can your self-driving car follow a sequence of "Diversion" signs? Obey dynamic speed limits? Pull over to let emergency vehicles pass?

Handle horses? Safely overtake tractors? Follow a road just from the lane markings (no GPS, no map)? Follow a road without lane markings?

Wave someone in? Notice that someone else has waved you in? Read the sign which says which hours the bus lane is in operation?