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Wow. What does that do to the existing used car stock? Good luck getting usable metrics out of my '96 Nissan. Also, Florida, where you can drive the inside of
by ehnto 5y ago
Wow.
What does that do to the existing used car stock? Good luck getting usable metrics out of my '96 Nissan.
Also, Florida, where you can drive the inside of a car without the outside of the car and that's totally fine. How could a monster truck high lifted F150 be considered safe, or a 1500hp rollcage on wheels be considered safe, in the same breath as this legislature.
- relaxing 5y agoThere will be exceptions for those things, just as there are for current auto regulations.
- ehnto 5y agoI think it's become confusing to discuss because some feel this is just another safety device, like a seatbelt. But this limits a persons ability to operate their vehicle at all based on some metrics of their behavior, which I feel is a pretty big grey area and worth thinking hard about. It's mostly worrying for me because I doubt very highly that they could do it safely, both from cyber security standpoint and just a technologically robust standpoint. There would be so many edge cases, and if they use ML, it's going to be pretty hard to be transparent about how it works.
- landemva 5y agoStates will increase the yearly license plate tag costs for older vehicles until the cost of keeping the vehicle as a daily driver will not be economical. It takes a couple decades and then one day your children are adults and believe it normal for TSA to remote monitor driving and look under everyone's clothing at airports.