Google's autonomous car narrowly missed smashing into a rival's driverless motor, it has been claimed.News claimed the search engine's driver-free car was speeding down a road in Silicon Valley when it encountered a rival machine made by Delphi. Google's car then allegedly cut off Delphi's Audi Q5 as it tried to change lanes, forcing it to take "appropriate action", according to passenger John Absmeier, Delphi global business director. In humans, this generally means a few choice swearwords and perhaps a suggestive hand motion. But in driverless cars, this implies avoiding the enemy and then driving on to fight another day.
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