"Not breaking speed limit" and "driving by the rules" are different things. If you are passing on a two lane road without breaking speed limit then you are actu

"Not breaking speed limit" and "driving by the rules" are different things. If you are passing on a two lane road without breaking speed limit then you are actually breaking the rules by creating a dangerous situation. This is why propositions to set governor to the maximum speed limit won't fly. However, people do want features like ESC, which can effectively limit your speed much lower than the posted speed limit if the road conditions do not allow higher speed. Same with collision avoidance system that do not allow to drive into obstacles and pedestrians, I don't think anybody opposes them. So I think more complex safety behaviors would have their market just as long as they actually improve safety and are not dangerous knee-jerk solutions in search of a problem.