“The world is designed for human visual consumption” and “[vision] has all the information you need for driving”. While vision may be sufficient, I would say that other senses, such as hearing, touch and smell augment driving very well. Especially with regard to situational awareness. e.g. The sirens of emergency vehicles are typically the first indication of their presence, which often can be felt as well. The wail of a tornado siren, similarly. Loud throbbing motorcycles do much to improve rider safety simply due to them broadcasting their presence. At railway level crossings, drivers should slow down, look and listen for oncoming trains. The smell of wildfire or bushfire smoke provides enhanced warning or nearby danger. So to say vision is sufficient, does not fully take in to account the driver experience, especially where safety and situational awareness are concerned.