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Wouldn't those factors also apply in places other than the US, where the crash rate didn't follow the same pattern?
by InitialLastName 5y ago
Wouldn't those factors also apply in places other than the US, where the crash rate didn't follow the same pattern?
- winternett 5y agoAbsolutely. It's a world-wide epidemic. Even software driven vehicles introduce several new distractions into the process of driving. The accident rate may change in other areas due to lesser driving habits, or better road markings, but the issues of distracted driving are beginning to show and it can't simply be fixed by speed cameras and tickets, it's something that needs to be addressed with mobile phone makers, car makers, and software companies.
- InitialLastName 5y agoSure, I agree it's a problem, but if it doesn't match the pattern discussed in TFA, it isn't this problem.