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Originally Posted by simon varley
as they are now part of the ANCAP/NCAP score, does that mean they can't be turned off permanently? ANCAP isn't a legal thing, but I doubt any insurer would look favorably if you did inhibit them.
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Correct. In an effort to reduce "human error" ANCAP was written up so:
the system needs to be default ON at the start of every journey and deactivation of the system should not be possible with a momentary single push on a button.
Personally, in the real world, with such increased complexity of systems, there are now critical times when driving work load actually increases with focus shifting inside the car, not out. Single button is quick. Multiple touch screens/warning lights/beeps not so much.