>Are people so psychologically addicted to their electronics that they'd be willing to skirt jail time? No, it's sort of the opposite. If driving were more dif

>Are people so psychologically addicted to their electronics that they'd be willing to skirt jail time? No, it's sort of the opposite. If driving were more difficult, or at least more engaging, people wouldn't feel boredom and the need to multitask. Since auto pilot type safety features are especially bad at pedestrian detection, expect this to only get worse as "safety features" improve and result in less engaged driving.