Really? I didn't think that was still the case here.They have chase cars too. For the time being.
The article just posted by NATA, along with the video they linked shows that there is actually a chase car. I guess it is just an added precaution, and maybe they are trying to build more unsupervised miles for added confidence, or in the case the car gets stuck. I would imagine that the chase car doesn't really have any remote control over the other car, but who knows.That's what Dillon Loomis reported seeing in videos. I don't think a chase car is any better or worse than someone in the passenger seat with a kill switch. It's early, maybe more reports will come in with no one there. Then the argument against Tesla will be - REMOTE MONITORING! Still supervised!