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Old 04-30-24 | 02:29 PM
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How will removing licenses generate revenue?
Just think of all the $$ saved in not printing up a new driver license on renewal.....
Old 04-30-24 | 02:33 PM
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Some kind of sensor to let the driver know there's an infant in the back seat would be way better than this emergency braking thing.

Those stories break my heart and I know we'll hear about them shortly.
Old 04-30-24 | 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by tex2670
Just think of all the $$ saved in not printing up a new driver license on renewal.....
That and massive fines, there you go.
Old 04-30-24 | 03:06 PM
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Great news. This is a great feature that absolutely works
Old 04-30-24 | 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by LeX2K
What is the threshold to where it's worth saving lives give a percentage.

So the triage approach. Where should the money be spent instead?

My take is many cars already have the hardware for emergency braking it's up to the software to make it work. Get it done auto makers.
So, 1 live is worth it regardless of the cost monetary or otherwise?

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Originally Posted by Striker223
Permanent removal of license for DUI/DWI and use the money to enforce. Would shave over 10k off that number with ease
Or require an interlock device in all vehicles made.
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So, 1 live is worth it regardless of the cost monetary or otherwise?
Non answer.

The actual answer is capex is put towards saving lives if it also financially beneficial to do so. Emergency braking is actually a part of collision avoidance done properly this not only saves lives but a whole pile of money as well.
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Originally Posted by LeX2K
Non answer.

The actual answer is capex is put towards saving lives if it also financially beneficial to do so. Emergency braking is actually a part of collision avoidance done properly this not only saves lives but a whole pile of money as well.
If the number one cause for fatal accidents is speeding, and they're saying this will only save about 350 lives per year, then they're not targeting the true reason, now are they?
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Originally Posted by LexusForever
If the number one cause for fatal accidents is speeding, and they're saying this will only save about 350 lives per year, then they're not targeting the true reason, now are they?
Main cause is distraction via phones and drinking
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Originally Posted by Striker223
Main cause is distraction via phones and drinking
So, if speeding, distracted driving and DUI are the top 3, and this reduces only about 350, then its a waste of time.
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Originally Posted by LexusForever
If the number one cause for fatal accidents is speeding, and they're saying this will only save about 350 lives per year, then they're not targeting the true reason, now are they?
Saving lives is not an arbitrary either/or choice we can do it in many ways. You're not being logical.
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Originally Posted by LeX2K
Saving lives is not an arbitrary either/or choice we can do it in many ways. You're not being logical.
I am being logical. You go towards the number one cause, not a small number that may lead to other issues.
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If you or someone you care for is one of those 350 people you’d think it was worth it.
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Originally Posted by LH1
Some kind of sensor to let the driver know there's an infant in the back seat would be way better than this emergency braking thing.

Those stories break my heart and I know we'll hear about them shortly.
Seriously? How about just turning your head around?
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Originally Posted by tex2670
Seriously? How about just turning your head around?
Well yea... but every year inevitably there's a story from Texas, Arizona or Florida about someone leaving their kid in 100 degree temps.



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