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You formatted your post, as if you were trying to debunk it, but nothing you said makes it better. Yes, there is technically a reason for that policy/recommenda
by exitb 2y ago
You formatted your post, as if you were trying to debunk it, but nothing you said makes it better. Yes, there is technically a reason for that policy/recommendation, but it is essentially a bug in a safety system. Instead of fixing that bug, they've asked the drivers to alter their behaviour, so they don't trigger it. Asking drivers to concentrate on keeping their "mouth movement to a minimum" is actually worse for safety.
- zamadatix 2y agoDebunk the distraction that is the focus being singing to the radio instead of the focus being what you pointed out here - Amazon using an unreliable safety system which places a lot of burden on drivers, regardless of the radio. The version of the story (straight to Freight Waves instead of Jalopnik) the link was changed to at the time you made your comment was much better about getting to this point (one less layer of indirection).