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Wouldn't the thing the driver could do is pay more attention? Like it or not, but driver attention rises and falls along a drive. Or, take a different route, p
by googlryas 4y ago
Wouldn't the thing the driver could do is pay more attention? Like it or not, but driver attention rises and falls along a drive.
Or, take a different route, probably eventually as presented by waze? Presumably they aren't just going to say "hey a lot of people die on this route. LOL good luck"
- Someone1234 4y agoSo the goal is to keep the driver's attention on the road by flashing an additional notification to distract them from the road?
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- googlryas 4y agoMaybe? A one second glance could put you in the mindset where you're ready to brake hard, or put some extra distance between you and the car in front, or choose to not search for the next song you want to hear, etc.
- BitwiseFool 4y agoMost GPS and Map Apps have audible notices. Mine speaks up if there is debris or an accident ahead and it is not intrusive or wildly distracting. For as long as these kinds of navigation utilities have been around, it seems like the implementation of non-intrusive or at the very least not-overly-distracting notifications have been figured out by the industry.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoYes, because people don't have 100% focus all the time. They will lull over familiar or long distances.