2 high school students die from speeding
10-26-2008, 01:40 PM
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Then the aftermarket would have another item to sell.
It would be called the "OUT SMARTY"
"Outsmart your parents by installing this product. (for offroad use only)"
It would be called the "OUT SMARTY"
"Outsmart your parents by installing this product. (for offroad use only)"
10-26-2008, 01:49 PM
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Always sad when it happens that way, totally useless waste of life.
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10-26-2008, 02:24 PM
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There had been talk about car manufacturers putting an electronic system in the car that a parent could program top road speed and power. We can already do this in otr diesel trucks, now with the advent of drive by wire technology being routinely installed into cars all the manufactures would have to do is write some software and put a parental interface in. It would probably sell a lot of cars.
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I think it comes back to $$$ and insurance companies. Less crashes = less $$ for them. They only care about $$ so if reducing teen driving accidents hits their bottomline, no way.
If I were a parent buying a car for a young driver, I would completely opt for a car that is programmable for max speeds, max RPM, etc.
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