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By that logic, why not allow movies/video, ads as well while driving?
by beachy 5y ago
By that logic, why not allow movies/video, ads as well while driving?
- ghaff 5y agoImagine if Tesla made you a deal. We'll give you $1000/year if you let us display ads on your center console. Leaving aside how dystopian that would be, can you imagine that even remotely passing muster from a safety perspective? Yes, drivers have lots of distractions. Some of which are unavoidable, some of which are generally considered acceptable (conversations that don't require taking hands off the wheel or eyes materially off the road), and some of which like texting which are totally on them. But that doesn't mean we should add more features that are just crying out to distract drivers further--especially given that every passenger absolutely has their own screen to play games or watch videos in their pockets.
- ars 5y agoI'm not following the logic you claim to be using. I'm saying the driver shouldn't be looking at the screen anyway, it's for the passenger. So why exactly is the car locking it out?