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That don't directly take control away from me. I am specifically talking about things that take over control of the vehicle. I've had lane assist fight me when trying to move lanes…

> Oh, certainly! But it needn't be exclusive. (And "teach people better" is a lot harder than running a wire to a $30 camera.) But earlier you were pretending that it was the case.…

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> Yes, they should. So you accept that better driving training would be better. > If you find out a way to retrain everyone on the road more cost-effectively than a $30 backup came…

> Is a backup camera not a way "of mitigating the risk" when reversing? You knew I was referring to other methods mitigation the risk and decided to get a quick jab in at me. That …

Probably should have had better driver training ;-)

You still don't need a sensor built into the vehicle to check it. A tyre pressure gauge you can buy on amazon for £5.

> Oh, well, if it's that easy! They have been mandating that in most UK countries for decades and it is definitely one of the reasons why roads are safer now. > Some of whom still …

> Yes, like a backup camera. Well you've just twisted what I said because you are getting angry. So we will leave it there.

The more you try to force this stuff. The more of reaction in the opposite direction you will get.

Don't patronise me. You've done it twice now. I find it extremely irritating. The point being made is that many of these things can be mitigated by better driver training or driver…

The point being made is that there are ways of mitigating the risk. That for some reason you are other people don't believe can be done at all. This is patently false. Also just be…

It does seem everything is over-engineered or under-engineered and cannot be taken apart. The Electrical stuff I mentioned because I was working on it over the weekend.

I had a flippant stupid reply. So they got a stupid flippant response. Typically when you are reversing and there is likely to be something sat behind your vehicle (like a child or…

I live in the UK. It isn't unheard of that business will collude with government to "pull the ladder up behind them". I've worked in companies where that has been their stated stra…

Do you believe, that I believed that I could see through the bumper?

Deliberately re-framing an argument to force me to accept a conclusion, while misinterpreting what I said is disingenuous. I've read several of your replies towards me and I can te…

You can also turn your body a bit as well.

Mandating driving aids (that often don't work properly) won't fix this problem either. What does increase safety is better driver training. This has be ubiquitously proven BTW.

Nobody says it is a secret cabal. It is very frustrating when people misstate other people's beliefs There are politicians and activists that have been pushing for lower car owners…

I had to replace the full wiper system on what is a project vehicle (which I intend to daily once it is all fixed). It took me several months to get the wiper system all working ag…

That isn't true. You are overstating the problem. I've built a custom fixed gear. I have 3 custom tools. They cost me £45 all together. My current toolbox for the car is: - Socket …

Anything that takes control away from me I am not interested in. I am both legally and financially liable for anything the car does. I am also not trusting my life to some poorly m…