Re: 'Electronic safety assistance actually makes driving more dangerous' - your thoughts?
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In theory, should be safer for people getting on with age where reflexes and mindfulness isn't as sharp as they used to be. I say in theory, because it can be hard to teach (some) old dogs new tricks, and they probably would just ignore all the bells and warnings anyway.
My dad is a prime example. How the fudge do you still back into a pole when the car is yelling at you that there is something close behind?!?!?!
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