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'Kill switch' law means your next car could be watching you | A federal requirement aimed at stopping drunken driving could soon put driver-monitoring technology in every new vehicle. The goal is saving lives, but need closer look

'Kill switch' law means your next car could be watching you | Opinion
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'Kill switch' law means your next car could be watching you | Opinion

Unless Congress hits the brakes soon, an impending regulation could require all new cars to monitor behavior and whether you're too impaired to drive.

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GregoryBailey's avatar
GregoryBailey 1mo

I'm just gonna keep driving older cars because I don't want the government to see me fixing my hair in my rearview mirror. I love my 1990 Mercury Sable. It backfires and sounds like a shotgun being fired off every time I put it in park.

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Federal_Zombie_9456 Ambassador 1mo

As long as I'm allowed to sleep it off in my car without police telling me to move.

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