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It ought to be flatly illegal to visually advertise through an in-car app. An ad is designed to engage attention; visually engaging a driver is the last thing w
by rossjudson 14y ago
It ought to be flatly illegal to visually advertise through an in-car app. An ad is designed to engage attention; visually engaging a driver is the last thing we want on the road. It's beyond stupid.
YOU ARE PASSING A GAS STATION. PLEASE STOP AND BUY IT.
YOU ARE PASSING A SANDWICH SHOP. PLEASE SWERVE LEFT AND BUY SANDWICH.
5 POINTS IF YOU CHANGE TO THE FAR RIGHT LANE!
- 3amOpsGuy 14y ago>> 5 POINTS IF YOU CHANGE TO THE FAR RIGHT LANE! This had me in stitches, I can't help feel something of this nature is a plausible outcome.
- majormajor 14y agoHm. I wonder if anyone has ever attempted to ban billboards under the guise of being worried about distracted driving.
- mobweb 14y agoThis is actually already the case in a few European countries I am aware of. Not all streets, but next to the highways there can't be any visible billboards.
- LeonidasXIV 14y agoLike Germany. The one country where there is no general speed limit on highways. Actually, everytime I visit countries with billboards on highway, it seems really bizarre and stupid to place ads next to highways.
- cafard 14y agoBan, I don't know. I recall that Denver regulated billboards in the mid 1970s for just this reason--certain flashing signs had to be shut down.
- skrebbel 14y agoCarVille, anyone?
- pknerd 14y agoInteresting. Same could be done by docking a Tablet in Car