Should Chevy Have This Technology In Their Camaros?

[GEEKFREEKSCOTTY]

Originally Posted by slow one

those of us that oppose the question asked by the OP are not saying that texting and driving is not a problem. it is. i agree there are horror stories involved with any illegal action (ie.- drinking/texting and driving, speeding, robbery.. etc.). and i only assume that most agree that it is something that needs to be addressed. but if we keep on giving up our rights/privacy, eventually we will not have any. if we did put video cameras in our cars or have cops spying on us, you will lose any privacy you had to begin with and i GUARANTEE you that there will still be horror stories of innocent people killed/injured. so we will still be in the same situation but with more gov't control. whats the next step? more laws and more gov't control.

^^^^^^^ This x infinity

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by its a syn

Car industry needs to catch up with technology and have talk to text integrated. This is a problem that will not go away on it's own. We also need better synch with car computor to use as evidense if someone was on the phone at time of accident and stiffen the fines so that it lessens the problem. Right now everone tries to keep the phone down below the door and text which is worse than when it was up where you could keep somwhat of an eye on the road as you texted. JMO

Hyundai has a couple models that actually does that , their GPS/nav, bluetooth works like that through your phone .

[SabotAndHeat]

@ Jeep Freak Scotty

Someone once suggested that all cars should have GPS and that the GPS should be used to automatically ticket you based on known speed limits, intersection light data and lack of turn signal lane changes. That will just turn into full vehicle automation like Minority Report.

God help us if that ever gets implemented.

Americans have forgotten that Freedom is also...the Freedom to fail or make the wrong choice.