Do self driving cars avoid pot holes?

Google and other companies hope more precise laser-based sensors, known as lidar, and other technology will make it easier for driverless cars to spot potholes — as opposed to shadows — and avoid them. read more

Other answers give affirmative responses. However, one hopes that road repair authorities will not tak ethat to mean that we need not have pot holes repaired rapidly in the distant future or that we revert to dirt tracks! read more

Land rover recently demonstrates a car that not only spotted potholes, but warned other range rovers and notified the council Pothole Detection and Warning System - Jaguar Land Rover This page may be out of date. read more

Over 700,000 autonomous miles, the Google cars have learned a lot. They can break the speed limit to stay safe and be just aggressive enough at a four-way stop to get through the intersection. But a lot of work remains to be done. There are lots of things the cars still can’t do, like deal with snow or avoid killing small animals. read more

5 Things That Give Self-Driving Cars Headaches by neal e. boudette june 4, 2016 Fully automated cars don’t drink and drive, fall asleep at the wheel, text, talk on the phone or put on makeup while driving. read more