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stopdiggin

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2. another one of those things, where there are probably two sides to the coin

Reply to FakeNoose (Original post)

Sun Jun 9, 2024, 02:31 PM

Jun 2024

(and is probably coming whether you like it or not)

Are we saying that dangerous driving habits should become relevant - only after an accident has occurred?
Recognizing of course the tension arising between this and big brother and a police state.

But I'm really not so terribly opposed to that as*hat that is screaming down the road at 105mph, weaving in and out of traffic - maybe finding his car in limp mode somewhere later on in his journey?

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NYT: Is Your Driving Being Secretly Scored? [View all] FakeNoose Jun 2024 OP

I let USAA track my driving (primarily cell phone usage) with their Safe Pilot app .. Bo Zarts Jun 2024 #1

another one of those things, where there are probably two sides to the coin stopdiggin Jun 2024 #2