New value propositions in connected cars #RDE23
30 March 2023 · Conference · News
As automotive technology develops more connectivity, and car makers plan for a future that includes autonomous driving, manufacturers are addressing the accessibility of radio in cars.
Various solu...
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"Collaboration with EBU is important so that European standards can be followed so car manufacturers have guidance such as clear driver distraction guidelines and proper testing in the car model before it goes to market."
In Australia, we have legislation to specifically prohibit dvd playback while the car is in motion.
Looking at lyrics, participating in competitions and news items are a distraction from concentrating on the road in the same way as video from a car dvd player.
Even playing back a video from a usb stick on an infotainment is not permitted while driving a car.
There are fora which advise how to circumvent the safety mechanism.
The road rules must include penalties for circumventing the safety mechanism in a similar vein to defeating and cheating on vehicle anti-pollution devices.
Similarly, there are fines for handling a mobile phone while driving.
Consequently we need pro active legislators in Australia such that the horse of a potential danger does not bolt.
Thank you,
Anthony, where are our pro active legislators, Belfield, in the land of the Wangal and Darug Peoples of the Eora Nation.