“Driverless van” is just a VT researcher in a really good driver’s seat costume

Enlarge / The “driverless car” in question looked similar to this one—it was a 2017 Ford Transit Connect. (credit: Ford)

The video opens with a guy rapping on the window of a van.

“Brother, who are you?” the person holding the camera says. “What are you doing? I’m with the news, dude.”

You can see hands holding the steering wheel from the bottom, but the man inside the Ford van, dressed in a full driver’s seat costume—including a face mask—doesn’t react.

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