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Ha! most OEMs like which ones? I've never seen a car where the touchscreen controls are locked while driving. At most I've seen ones that either won't let you
by thrownaway2424 11y ago
Ha! most OEMs like which ones? I've never seen a car where the touchscreen controls are locked while driving. At most I've seen ones that either won't let you use a touch keyboard while driving, or that will let you do that, after tapping a warning message about that being dangerous.
- Grishnakh 11y agoMazdas lock out the touchscreens when driving, forcing you to use the "commander" knob instead. And not all functions are available when moving.
- vinay427 11y agoLexus vehicles used to do this, at least back in 2006, so that you could only operate basic functions but could not set navigation destinations, etc. It was a huge pain, but given the touchscreen-only interface it made sense to minimize distractions. With my current car in one of the best designed control wheel UIs in the industry, I can navigate the menus almost exclusively without looking at the display (given some practice).
- kalleboo 11y agoI believe it's the law in Japan, or at least they all do it here (in addition to disabling the obligatory built-in TV). Most dealers will pull out the sense wire from the back of the console if you ask them to
- thebakeshow 11y ago2010 Toyota Prius limits what you can do on the touchscreen while in motion. For example, you can't use the navigation