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After nearly 5 decades of declining traffic fatalities, the number has been increasing (at least in NL) for the past 3, with mobile use being one of the main dr
by donkeyd 7y ago
After nearly 5 decades of declining traffic fatalities, the number has been increasing (at least in NL) for the past 3, with mobile use being one of the main drivers. I don't like surveillance everywhere, but I like people playing with their phones while driving even less, so I personally can't wait for those camera's to be anywhere.
Also, my Tesla is filming constantly while I drive, so that's a much bigger deal.
- turk73 7y agoSee? There's always that one person scared of any kind of freedom.
- Jamwinner 7y agoYou just proved his point frighteningly.
- bamboozled 7y agoI’m also a cyclist, but I know there would be much safer ways of making this a reality if it’s actually a big problem. For example in Japan the car navigation system can only be used while the car is in park. This would be more effective then using cameras which will only be semi-perfect and still people will try use their phone anyway. There are thousands of speed cameras in Australia, people still speed all the time and time from high speed crashes.