You're making conclusions that are completely unsupported by your arguments. You say "none of the 'safety technology' we've added in the last decade has worked.

You're making conclusions that are completely unsupported by your arguments. You say "none of the 'safety technology' we've added in the last decade has worked.", but then go on to lament the deaths caused by rising vehicle weights, and distracted driving, primarily on cell phones. But most of the safety tech introduced in the last 10 years (or at least that is much more prevalent in the last 10 years) are things like collision avoidance systems, mandatory backup cameras, lane change warnings, etc., that have nothing to do with weight nor distracted driving. Yes, I agree increasing vehicle weights and distracted driving are a huge problem. But then saying "Adding more tech won't solve this. Only removing and limiting its use will roll back this trend." is a completely unwarranted conclusion.