My first thoughts after reading the NTSB press release: * Police are going to love this. Why sit in your cruiser and fire a radar/laser gun (which requires ai

My first thoughts after reading the NTSB press release: * Police are going to love this. Why sit in your cruiser and fire a radar/laser gun (which requires aim, patience, concentration , and a is error-prone) when you can just sit back and let the cars themselves tell you when they're speeding. For the same reason, once people figure it out, consumers are going to hate this. * Hacks will abound - some good, some bad (you get to apply the labels you want ;) For example, I can imagine a car being hacked to report 99mph when going through intersections so everyone else stays out of the way, but if a police officer is nearby (thank you, Waze), 55 allllll the way home.