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If a car is "intelligent" enough to drive, it should be able to refuse to transport a drunk driver too.
by aw3c2 8y ago
If a car is "intelligent" enough to drive, it should be able to refuse to transport a drunk driver too.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoUnless it’s a taxi, right? I mean, when I catch a taxi home after I’ve been drinking, I’m not the driver, so your point stands. But if the car really could self drive then it could be a selfdriving taxi?
- bertil 8y agoThat option was tried: a company developed a safety system on top of a car’s ignition. To start, the driver had to blow into an alcohol test. It was meant for parents’ letting their teenagers drive their car and court-mandates. The system was rapidly scraped when people realise someone else could easily blow in.
- lttlrck 8y agoParents feeling the need to install these things seems misguided at best. But IID are in use all over the world and Universal IID hasn’t got far - as you’d expect. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_interlock_device https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_interlock_device