As freeway/motorway driving is easier, one would have assumed self-driving vehicles would already be using them. However, the infrequency of critical events means there is less training data, and the higher speeds of travel are a challenge, too. No more, it seems.

The same will one day be true for outlier use cases like snowy roads, etc.

Like all technology, self-driving vehicles will be adopted on an S-curve, where one day their adoption and use will quickly become widespread. This is another sign that the day is ever closer.

Waymo hits the freeway in US autonomous vehicle first

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    6 days ago

    Got it! I assumed that “expanded to American freeways” meant nationwide, not only California (and Arizona)