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Re:Forget self-driving car anxiety: In the early days human ... by Tomte on Monday November 07, 2016 @04:37AM (#12889850)
Cyclists have a tendency to disregard traffic lights (and I feel that urge myself when cycling), because it's so darn strenuous to get back to normal speed.

As a pedestrian stopping and going again is effortless. As a car driver the same. Only cyclists dread stopping.

Re:Forget self-driving car anxiety: In the early days human ... by gjm11 on Monday November 07, 2016 @08:00AM (#12890659)
Stopping and starting a car may not require physical effort but it does burn more fuel, gives you a less even ride, and makes traffic flow less smoothly. When I'm driving I try quite hard to avoid having to stop at lights. (By slowing gradually as I approach them, not by going through them when red.) I warmly commend this policy to other drivers.