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> How is CarPlay or AA anymore distracting than having a tiny phone screen on your dashboard? I don't think anyone is making that argument. The argument is th
by Marsymars 7y ago
> How is CarPlay or AA anymore distracting than having a tiny phone screen on your dashboard?
I don't think anyone is making that argument.
The argument is that you shouldn't be using your phone via any interface while driving, because it isn't safe.
- mrweasel 7y agoIf it wasn’t going to cause problems for people in trains or busses, I would suggest a law requirering phones to turn off/hibernate if they detect that they are moving faster fast than 10km/h.
- Marsymars 7y agoI'd be satisfied with simply stepping up police manpower for enforcement, and then much stronger punishment. e.g. for first-time violators, license revocation for a year, after which the individual is allowed to re-apply as a new driver, with all of the testing/license restriction/insurance implications of being an entirely new driver.
- scarface74 7y agoIt’s not a law, but iOS can automatically turn on “Do not disturb while driving.” It can turn on automatically either when it detects that you’re going over a certain speed or when you’re connected to Bluetooth or CarPlay. The second option would be able to distinguish if you are driving your car or riding in someone else’s car or on public transportation. Assuming that you’re not paired to your non primary vehicle.