stepone:

Always thinking like an Economist. They would have taking into consideration, the measures for faulty sensor; auto-replace sensors. Note that the car will not just have one sensor! On my opinion, it might have not less than 10 sensors.

Finally, always think like a scientist.

afam4eva:
I share a similar sentiment with you but you have to understand that automobile companies evolve overtime. I used to say the same thing about Volkswagen too but they've released some pretty good cars.

shagarri: "Hello Driver, your Volvo network has been hijacked. You are now being ferried to the Lagos Lagoon. Say your last prayers"

taharqa: The future wud be very exciting and 'strange'....

logica: Right. As if the sensors cannot become faulty.

webaplanet: Volvo develops the 'no death' car: Vehicles which drive themselves and are totally crashproof could be on British roads in eight years

Vehicle will be fitted with sensors that can detect potential collisions and take action

Firm claims 'nobody will be killed or injured in a new Volvo by 2020'

Car giant Volvo is developing 'no death' cars that drive themselves and are impossible to crash – ready for launch in showrooms within eight years.

The computerised vehicles will be fitted with high-tech sensors and will 'refuse to be steered' into other objects.

Volvo says they will be on sale to customers by 2020, but that some of the life-saving technology will be incorporated into its vehicles even

earlier – from 2014 – it says

read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2242930/The-crashproof-car-Volvo-say-British-roads-years.html

http://

webaplanet: Volvo develops the 'no death' car: Vehicles which drive themselves and are totally crashproof could be on British roads in eight years

Vehicle will be fitted with sensors that can detect potential collisions and take action

Firm claims 'nobody will be killed or injured in a new Volvo by 2020'

Car giant Volvo is developing 'no death' cars that drive themselves and are impossible to crash – ready for launch in showrooms within eight years.

The computerised vehicles will be fitted with high-tech sensors and will 'refuse to be steered' into other objects.

Volvo says they will be on sale to customers by 2020, but that some of the life-saving technology will be incorporated into its vehicles even

earlier – from 2014 – it says

read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2242930/The-crashproof-car-Volvo-say-British-roads-years.html

http://

stepone:

Always thinking like an Economist. They would have taking into consideration, the measures for faulty sensor; auto-replace sensors. Note that the car will not just have one sensor! On my opinion, it might have not less than 10 sensors.

Finally, always think like a scientist.

shagarri: "Hello Driver, your Volvo network has been hijacked. You are now being ferried to the Lagos Lagoon. Say your last prayers"

logica: Right. As if the sensors cannot become faulty.

::Andrew:::
It it cant hit danfo, danfo will hit it.