On 10/11/10 13:22 , Casper Bang wrote:
American drivers are also tortured by the insane amount of full stops,
I'd be pretty curious to see how the Google car manage full stops, BTW.
It should be able to understand the precise order of vehicles
approaching to the crossroad.
which also sends out gigantic amounts of unnecessary CO2 due to the
constant break-throttle cycle.
OTOH, they have speed limits so low that probably reduce consumptions.
Many european countries have got 130 km/h in highways, and at least in
Italy and France the limits are taken with a 20km/h of confidence :-)
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