13 questions doesn't seem like enough, I took this a few times and got wildly varying results for the stuff I didn't care about (mostly based around societal status/fitness, I dont think a car needs to be able to check people's criminal records before it runs them over).
The scenarios imo are poorly done because you know the outcome is that the pedestrians/passengers are going to die which isn't always the case irl. I imagine without that a lot more people would crash cars because the passengers are way more likely to survive a collision than the pedestrians.