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> What happens if you sell the car or let somebody else borrow it? This will put an onerous burden on people who borrow cars. If they intend to go more than 1
by tzs 2y ago
> What happens if you sell the car or let somebody else borrow it?
This will put an onerous burden on people who borrow cars.
If they intend to go more than 10 mph over the posted speed limit in the borrowed car they will need to make sure to only borrow cars from people who have not been convicted of speeding over 100 mph and forced to have an ISA installed.
- freddie_mercury 2y agoGoing the speed limit is an onerous burden?
- williamscales 2y agoI read GP as sarcastic, as in it’s not an onerous burden at all
- derwiki 2y agoIt’s gotten me aggressively tailgated and subjected to dangerous passing.
- mitthrowaway2 2y agoSounds like it would have been better and safer for society if the tailgater had a speed limiter.
- Digit-Al 2y agoA little while ago I was doing 20mph in a 20 zone and got overtaken by someone on an electric bicycle lol
- 542354234235 2y agoWhich I have no problem with, since an ebike/pedestrian collision at 25 mpg would be less serious than a vehicle/pedestrian collision at 15 mpg.
- calmbell 2y agoHow is being prevented from going 10 mph above the posted speed limit in the car of someone convicted of speeding over 100 mph an onerous burden? The car is the property of the person convicted of speeding and sanctioned with an ISA. If someone behaves reckless with their gun in a way that obviously endangers others, is taking their gun away an onerous burden to a neighbor who may borrow it?