Re: Would you drive a car that could take over steering? : Mon Oct 14, 2013 9:22 pm
Lord God Jose Mourinho wrote:
At the moment all we have is your claim that you're a great driver and above this type of thing.
If your last 100,000 miles had been driven using this system and the logs were completely clear then your claim to be this good would be verified. A bad driver would probably have a flashing light near the reg number alerting the police that they need to stop this div and see what an awful driver they are.
But at the moment you and your claim of good driving have the same weight as the serial idiot who has nearly caused a dozen crashes in the last couple of years but only survived on the roads because other people have managed to stop in time before collisions.
Why would this be a slight to your driving when really it is protecting you because when the serial idiot and you do get in an accident and claim innocence the system will be able to conclusively prove that it was his fault and not yours.
If your last 100,000 miles had been driven using this system and the logs were completely clear then your claim to be this good would be verified. A bad driver would probably have a flashing light near the reg number alerting the police that they need to stop this div and see what an awful driver they are.
But at the moment you and your claim of good driving have the same weight as the serial idiot who has nearly caused a dozen crashes in the last couple of years but only survived on the roads because other people have managed to stop in time before collisions.
Why would this be a slight to your driving when really it is protecting you because when the serial idiot and you do get in an accident and claim innocence the system will be able to conclusively prove that it was his fault and not yours.
I thought the objection to this system could turn you into said idiot by avoiding one accident and causing another?
