Thread: Autonomous Vehicles

Originally Posted by bblaze

I think before total driverless cars they will lose the wheels and go up, there is a lot of layers under a 1000 foot.
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blaze

Lets just hope there aren't any made by LR

Couldn't resist when I saw this in the Courier Mail this morning.

.......and he decided to walk instead.

I was just sent this in an email titled: It's starting.
Driverless crash: who's to blame? - cars4starters.com.au

The only thing we know about the New Defender is it will have round headlights.
Looks like they are trialling them here ..

Jaguar Land Rover's self-driving pod has creepy googly eyes - Roadshow

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I was using a cheap Tom Tom and top of the range Navman in Corner Country. Both were conflicting and confused, but that's normal operating mode for the Navman.

I was in a car in suburban Melbourne and we were using the owners Garmin, my Tom Tom and a mate was using Google Maps on his phone. We came to a T intersection and got three different opinions from the navigation devices.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

I was in a car in suburban Melbourne and we were using the owners Garmin, my Tom Tom and a mate was using Google Maps on his phone. We came to a T intersection and got three different opinions from the navigation devices.

Programmed the D4 sat nav to take me to an address near the Gabba. Took me via the Clem 7 tunnel. Told me I had reached my destination while still in the tunnel. Probably directly underneath.......nowhere to park, and no stairs or elevator.

Originally Posted by RHS58

Programmed the D4 sat nav to take me to an address near the Gabba. Took me via the Clem 7 tunnel. Told me I had reached my destination while still in the tunnel. Probably directly underneath.......nowhere to park, and no stairs or elevator.

Autonomous system parks the car, in the tunnel.