Pretty disgraceful. The idiotic war on speed has meant all other aspects of road safety have taken a back seat. Specifically with the unmanned implementation of

Pretty disgraceful. The idiotic war on speed has meant all other aspects of road safety have taken a back seat. Specifically with the unmanned implementation of road legislation enforcement in Europe, speed becomes the only thing to be enforced. I've had rare occasion to use speed to get myself out of dangerous situations or away from hostile road users and found it quite effective. If Volvo wanted to do something useful for road safety, the latest XC90 i drove had a bewildering display of alarms going off as I drove along leading me to repeatedly scramble to work out why. Not to mention a near unusable voice command system which once activated i couldn't cancel. UX nightmare. Not to mention their next gen XC chassis fragility issues.