Ebm
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Just because the technology exists doesn't mean it can be implemented. Just like most things technology, someone will find a way to root or hack the system, only a matter of time. Root exists for a good amount of phones these days. You can pretty much do whatever you want with your phone with root.I've heard that the technology either already exists or is under development to deny cell service to the driver's seat without eliminating it from the entire car.
But that's not where the root of the problem lies. It's partly the belief that 24/7 availability and instant information access are always good things (they aren't) and partly an assumption that just because you can walk and chew gum at the same time you can combine driving with tasks that demand more mental attention than most people are willing to admit to.
The problem isn't the cars . . .
Norm
Also, how would detection work to disable the driver's phone? GPS is accurate, but not that accurate. Plus, somebody could just turn GPS off. There are a lot of flaws in that plan of action. I don't see cell phone use in cars getting any better. Sure, if the phone is connected to your car like our Mustangs, but if the phone isn't connected, you are SOL.
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