We are all afraid of getting into a car accident.
I hope you have never had an experience like this.
You can find it interesting that there are about 6.7 million car crashes in the United States each year Sadly, this results in an estimated 2.3 million injuries and an estimated 40,000 deaths. All told, a car crash or a collision is something we hope to avoid.
Even if you have nerve endings, the moment you realize that a car crash is imminent, you are preparing yourself emotionally. Body jarring is one factor in a car accident, while mental and emotional crying is another important factor. It is difficult to keep your mind focused on what to do in the event of an accident.
Chances are you have been taught or told about the kinds of things you should do in the event of a car accident. Perhaps your car insurance company has given you a practical list of steps you keep inside your car at all times. Instead of trying to remember at the top of your head what you did, it may be more important to have a to-do list. Your mind will not be as clear as a metal after a collision so any notes or information can be valuable.
Some people use the app to provide guidance during a crash attempt. That can be helpful, even a crux that your smartphone needs to work properly. If the phone is broken or damaged, you may be unlucky enough to try to use any key applications. For that reason, people often keep a paper-printed version in their cars or in their bags or purses. Yes, there is something wrong with that list, so the idea is to have more resources where one or the other person will still be able to access.
You may want to see how you are doing and whether you have been injured since the collision. If you have passengers in your car, you may want to check them with them. In the case of a collision, the question arises as to whether the driver is OK and whether the occupants of the vehicle are OK.
Safety may include getting out of your car that you have just hit. The weather denies that the fuel tanks are leaking even when the fire has started. Bashed vehicles are prone to accidents that may continue to cause accidents, other than the initial impact of a collision.
Another consideration is whether the vehicles are on a working road and may carry extra vehicles that could hit you all. Traffic passing through the scene may enter a distance. This puts the drivers and their passengers at risk. It obviously endangers you, your passengers, the other driver of the collision, and the occupants of the vehicle.
After attempting to achieve the appropriate level of security, the next step usually involves reporting the incident, such as calling 911, if applicable. There may be a need to ask for medical help. If the vehicles are in poor condition after a collision, a towing service may be required.
Finally, after all that, it’s possible to start exchanging relevant information with the other parties involved.
This usually involves exchanging information such as driver’s license details, vehicle registration, and car insurance details. It would be wise to try to write accidentally while you are on the scene, thinking you can do so safely. In some cases, you can use your smartphone to take pictures, or use an app provided by your car insurance company to record what happened.
That includes some high points, even though there are many additional steps that can be taken.
It is easy to imagine that you will be able to take those steps calmly. When you experience a car crash, those seemingly simple and obvious steps do not fill your mind. You are probably in a state of shock and unable to think clearly. This is especially true if a collision is the first time such an incident has occurred. For those people who have experienced car crashes before, they have built a kind of mental memory, figuratively speaking, remembering what happened and what they need to do about it.
Note that the above definition of what to do in a car accident or collision is followed by the assumption that another car had a driver on the wheel. That seems absurd, perhaps. Of course we would expect another car to have a driver, otherwise it would not be visible in traffic and traffic (At the moment I do not include cars parked in this conversation, as well as a car that may have been left neutral and downhill itself, those special cases are a different matter).
Why am I making the point that there is a human driver in a car that has collided with it?
Because you may have a collision with a moving car without a human driver on the wheel.
Now?
Imagine that the future of automotive consists of AI-based self-driving cars.
No human driver is involved in a real self-driving car. Remember that real self-driving cars are driven by the AI driving system. There is no need for a human driver on the wheel, and also no provision for a person to drive a car. For my extensive and continuous discovery of private cars (AVs) and self-driving cars in particular,
Here’s an interesting question to consider: What should you do if you run into an AI car?
Before jumping into details, I would like to further clarify what it means when referring to authentic autonomous vehicles.
Understanding the Rate of Automotive Vehicles
As specified, authentic autonomous vehicles are the only AI that drives the car itself and there is no human assistance during driving.
These non-driving vehicles are considered Level 4 and Level 5 (see my description in this link here), while a vehicle that requires a human driver to participate in a driving attempt is considered Level 2 or Level 3. automation called ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems).
There is no real car to drive in Level 5, and we don’t even know if this will be able to achieve it, and how long it will take to get there.
At the moment, Level 4 efforts are slowly trying to catch a breath by doing the smallest and preferred public road tests, however there is controversy over whether these tests should be allowed privately (we are all guinea pigs of deaths that occur on our highways and roads, some argue, see my cover in this link here).
Since private cars themselves require a human driver, the acceptance of those types of vehicles will not be significantly different from that of conventional cars, so there is nothing new about each new cover (however, as you will see in a moment, the following points apply generally).
In private cars themselves, it is important that the public needs to be warned in advance of the disturbing situation that has occurred recently, which means that apart from those human drivers who keep posting their videos lying on the wheel of a Level 2 or 3 car, we all need to avoid being deceived into believing that the driver could distract them. while driving while driving a private car.
You are a team responsible for car driving activities, whether automatic machines can be thrown at level 2 or level 3.
Self-Driving Vehicles
In Levels 4 and 5 of self-driving cars, there will be no human driver involved in the driving activity.
All passengers will be passengers.
AI makes driving.
One aspect to discuss quickly includes the fact that the AI involved in modern AI driving systems has no feelings. In other words, AI as a whole is a combination of computer programs and algorithms, and it certainly cannot think in the same way as humans.
Why is this so much emphasis on AI lack of emotion?
Because I want to emphasize that when discussing the role of the AI driving system, I am not giving personality traits to AI. Please note that there is an ongoing and dangerous trend these days for anthropomorphize AI. In short, people are sharing a human-like feeling in modern AI, apart from the undeniable and undeniable fact that there is no such AI yet.
With that definition, you can see that the AI driving system will not naturally somehow “know” about driving features. Driving and everything involved will need to be configured as part of the hardware and software of the self-driving car.
Let’s get into a lot of features that come into play with this theme.
First, think about whether you realize that the car you were in collided with a car.
That may be more difficult to understand than you realize.
Many self-driving cars will be equipped with external sensors such as video cameras, radar, LIDAR, ultrasonic units, thermal imaging, and the like. This often makes the self-driving cars stand out from the crowd. You can usually see that this variety of intersections is outstanding and is rarely seen in a typical human-driven car.
It could be a self-driving car but overseen by a human driver acting as a backup or security system for AI driving. This is done in many private public vehicles that drive themselves. The idea is that the driver of a trained and experienced person is sitting on the wheel and ready to take control if necessary. To find out more about the role of security driver, see my discussion on this link here.
I bring this up because the self-driving cars may have been in this mode of driving or may have been chased by a human driver so the human driver was in direct control of the vehicle that was parked at the time of the collision. In that sense, self-driving cars are, in effect, no longer self-driving.
If that happens, i.e. a human driver was driving a car that is thought to be self-driving, all you can do as a result of a car-driven collision is still fully operational. In fact, there is no significant difference at that time.
Okay, so I also agree without hesitation that you would collide with a self-driving car.
Note that we are not present at the time of this discussion who are concerned about the cause or group of a car crash and instead focus on the steps we should take when we are in the scene of an accident. You may have made a booboo and ridden a self-driving car, which I reported earlier about people with self-driving cars (see my post in the column). Self-driving cars may have crashed into your vehicle.
The key is that the collision happened again after what you were supposed to do. Finally, yes, there will be a need to find out who was at fault. This is part of any car crash, including a crash involving self-driving cars.
As a matter of fact, you may have heard some experts exclaim that we will be in some mushy place by mistake because it would be a question of whether a human driver (you, in this case) or an AI driving system had a collision. This type of concept goes beyond the ocean and tries to suggest that the AI driving system is emotional and will need to respond as if it were a driver-like thinking.
