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No one wants to go there because freedom but I (reluctantly) agree. There might be safety considerations, too, but I'm guessing they are mostly edge case type i
by scelerat 7y ago
No one wants to go there because freedom but I (reluctantly) agree. There might be safety considerations, too, but I'm guessing they are mostly edge case type issues
- samatman 7y agoThere are massive safety implications. We expect pressing the gas pedal to have a predictable outcome. Subverting this expectation is potentially quite dangerous. Consider that someone might temporarily exceed the speed limit while passing, legally, in the oncoming traffic lane. Then this system kicks in, they can't pass, and get hit by oncoming traffic because they're pinned by the car they tried to pass.
- alistairSH 7y agoCan you legally exceed the speed limit to pass? I don't believe you can (at least not in most locales).