WASHINGTON - Two U.S. senators on Wednesday plan to introduce legislation that would require automakers to install technology to prevent intoxicated drivers from starting a vehicle by the middle of the next decade.
In 2017, 10,847 people were killed in crashes on U.S. roads involving an intoxicated driver, with costs to society nearing $200 billion, NHTSA data showed. Automakers could use devices to determine a driver’s blood alcohol level by touching the steering wheel or engine start button, or could install sensors to passively monitor a driver’s breath or eye-movements, Udall said.
So DEMOcRATS want more restrictive regulations on law abiding citizens and drive up the cost of cars.
how about Auto Restraints so pigs can't pull over folks for seatbelts. MF 30 year old technology
Jesus......Volvo plan to introduce cameras and sensors in its cars from early 2020's.....you know they're owned by a Chinese firm right? What could possibly go wrong? I wouldn't buy a fucking car full of cameras When will Big Brother end FFS