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> For example, They also banned tinted windows in cars after an assualt happened I think every jurisdiction should put limits on how tinted the windshield and
by goda90 3y ago
> For example, They also banned tinted windows in cars after an assualt happened
I think every jurisdiction should put limits on how tinted the windshield and front windows can be. Being able to see where a driver is looking is important in many situations in order to avoid collisions. It's especially important for pedestrians and cyclists that have to cross the path of cars.
- EasyMark 3y agoI think this sort of government hand holding is unnecessary and promotes the surveillance state. I'm all for going back to the levels we had in the 70s. People should be given the means to be safe but it shouldn't forced on them, same with surveillance. I think putting bumper guards on everything in life leads to a society that is afraid of everything and values safety over liberty, like the society of today.
- bmicraft 3y agoAs a cyclist I have to be very aware of people opening their car doors into my lane. This is a direct safety concerns for me and not some hurr durr soorvwaylanze concern about slippery slope fallacies. You wouldn't say this about OSHA either (I hope). This is not about protecting the person tinting their window, but everyone around them. As such, it doesn't even qualify as government hand holding. Your not protecting someone from themselves.