US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
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Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#2Really interesting bill, I know there was a push some years ago to do something like it. Not sure how it's infrastructure but drunk driving does kill thousands every year (I think it also skews heavily younger) in the States alone so this is definitely interesting. I wonder if all cars will essentially come with distracted driving cameras that double as doing this function since it's mandated now and there's no downside in using the interior camera for multiple functions.
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#3Is this the first legally mandated user-hostile feature? Will it be the last?
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#4Drunken-Driving Warning Systems Would Be Required for New Cars Under U.S. Bill (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/10/us/drunk-driving-system-m...)
27 points | bonyt | 21 hours ago | 84 comments
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29188260
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Congress' new mandate to carmakers: Figure out a way to stop drunk driving (https://www.npr.org/2021/11/09/1053847935/congress-cars-drun...)
37 points | healsdata | 1 day ago | 81 comments
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#5Another reason for the price of new cars to have to be increased by the manufacturer
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#6Is this the first legally mandated user-hostile feature? Will it be the last?
What feature is that, exactly?
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#7Another reason for the price of new cars to have to be increased by the manufacturer
But cheaper overall if it works well. Insurance costs, etc. go down, not to mention the lives saved.
Re: US infrastructure bill includes law that aims to end drunk driving
#8Is this the first legally mandated user-hostile feature? Will it be the last?
This seems to be in the same category as seatbelts