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Hmm, I suspect there is a big gray area here and not the Brave New World you describe. One can be an intensely rude driver and still fall within the law. Trol
by EdSharkey 10y ago
Hmm, I suspect there is a big gray area here and not the Brave New World you describe.
One can be an intensely rude driver and still fall within the law. Trolls might randomly hit their brakes hard just to see the auto-driver behind reflexively lurch and enjoy the passenger's reactions. Probably no one gets hurt, and there's no way to prove the troll wasn't legitimately trying to avoid hitting something.
- xkcd-sucks 10y agoPerhaps a "sesame credit"[0] type of thing where observers contribute driving patterns to an aggregator which generates a score and, e.g., orders 1000 pizzas/calls a SWAT team to the house of an unharmonious driver? [0]http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-34592186 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-34592186
- leohutson 10y agoDoesn't even need to be a traffic infringement, most jurisdictions have loose catch-all minor crimes like "disturbing the peace" or "disorderly conduct", with pretty low burdens of proof.