But... Do they have any technical or at least legal measures in place for instance companies or investigators to subpoena this data after a crash? And use it ag

But... Do they have any technical or at least legal measures in place for instance companies or investigators to subpoena this data after a crash? And use it against the driver. Right now it just states that there should be "measures" in place so that only the "member states" should have access for the original purpose. Given that most politicians live in fantasy land when it comes to technology (in another example they think they can mandate backdoors and still guarantee privacy) I would like to see more specs on this. If it's not really effective, and I doubt it, it is still a matter of "your car is surveilling you" in my opinion. As good as the intentions may have been, once the data is there it will be used for other purposes. Did we really forget Snowden already? Not saying this wasn't done with good intentions but I'm sceptical it won't be pushed further in short order. I'm glad I don't need to drive anymore, it's too stressful.