Level 1
Leveling up a driving skill is a good idea for players who want to develop their character in a certain field. This skill will allow your character to test his or her skills in challenging situations. For instance, if you are trying to drive a car, you should check whether you are comfortable with the steering wheel and brakes. However, if you are just driving on city streets, you may not need to level up this skill.
Level 2
Several autonomous driving technologies are gaining ground in today’s vehicles. These include parking sensors and adaptive cruise control. These features help cars maintain a safe distance from obstacles in their path and can assist with speed control and stopping judgments. However, a driver is still required to monitor the vehicle, so it is important to maintain an awareness of its surroundings.
Level 3
Level 3 of autonomous driving is not the same as Level 1 or Level 2. These levels are based on the way a human driver shares driving tasks with a car. In levels 0 and 1, the human is clearly in charge. But in Level 3, the driver is completely disengaged.
Level 4
A Level 4 driving car is an autonomous car that can drive itself in the most complicated urban situations. Although the human driver can still request to take over at certain times, the car can handle most situations on its own.
Level 5
Level 5 driving cars are a significant leap ahead of today’s semi-autonomous systems. Even the level 2 autopilot system requires the driver to constantly monitor it, especially when in a jam or on a busy highway. By contrast, a level 5 driving car will be fully automated and completely self-driving.
Level 6
In the near future, a car will be able to drive itself without a human driver. Tesla’s Autopilot and General Motors’ Super Cruise have already been shown to be capable of autonomous driving. However, both companies are careful not to call these systems ‘fully self-driving,’ because the human driver will still need to be available for emergencies and to take control of the car.
Level 7
Currently, autonomous cars are at a relatively low level of development. Level 3 vehicles can drive safely on some highways without human intervention. Level 4 and above vehicles can drive by themselves with very little driver interaction. However, at some point, the autonomous vehicle will require human intervention.
Level 9
Level 9 of driving cars can operate autonomously in specific circumstances and in limited spaces. The technology is not yet ready to take over full control of a vehicle, but it is possible to enable the car to make decisions when needed. Some examples of this technology are robotic taxis, delivery services, and automated valet parking.
Level 10
In the next five to 10 years, we should see cars that are able to drive themselves. These cars will be able to drive themselves within a small area, with minimal human intervention. The cars will slow down or pull over when they need to, and they will also park themselves safely. However, these cars won’t be able to handle more complicated navigation.