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I'm sure there are some jurisdictions in which this would be illegal. In some places, certain "traffic aides" are outlawed E.G. Radar detectors. While it could
by eksith 13y ago
I'm sure there are some jurisdictions in which this would be illegal.
In some places, certain "traffic aides" are outlawed E.G. Radar detectors. While it could be argued that this doesn't help you evade police, the fact that it's an extraneous (potentially distracting) "thing" attached to the windshield could be a legal hiccup.
- gknoy 13y agoI am less than keen on the idea of a loosely-fastened sheet of glass sitting in front of my face. In an accident, that can't be very safe.
- eksith 13y agoThat's very true. To be fair, this is highly, highly experimental so first iteration will be the proverbial ducktape and cardboard solution. I think future versions will have the device embedded directly into the dash and fastened someway to prevent dislodging in a crash. There are polycarbonates that can take the place of glass to serve as both projection surface and combiner (though these might be pricey). Once attached using solvent, these are very sturdy. So sturdy, in fact, that they're used in high capacity fish tanks.