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Yes, although I suppose it would be possible to build in some kind of exception to require it not to respond to them? Maybe you could even have “smart bumps” th
by DmenshunlAnlsis 8y ago
Yes, although I suppose it would be possible to build in some kind of exception to require it not to respond to them? Maybe you could even have “smart bumps” that would just be some location data pushed to the cloud that tells the suspension to “rumble” without the need for a real bump. Of course that would only work with very widespread adoption of the suspension.
- kalleboo 8y agoIf you're going to require cars simulate speed bumps why wouldn't you just enforce a digital speed limiter?
- DmenshunlAnlsis 8y agoLobbying. I can’t think of another practical reason that isn’t primarily based on fantasy. A digital speed limit could allow for a minute say, of exceeding the limit for the sake of evasive maneuvers, passing, etc. lobbying and public perception though, won’t allow it.