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The global bureaucrats will control every aspect of your life.
Freedom is over.
They can't. Freedom is not over.
The global bureaucrats will control every aspect of your life.
Freedom is over.
Biden and the democrats now want control of your car. This goes against you freedoms and rights. The government shouls not control you
https://www.westernjournal.com/trut...vice-biden-signed-law-power-government-wants/
They can't. Freedom is not over.
There is virtually no argument for your claim....it is either lie or delusion.
It is simply not possible for anyone to control every aspect of your life.
Well, have you consulted with TextDriver about this?
Please define "you".
The global bureaucrats will control every aspect of your life.
Freedom is over.
If we let them
Tell that to N. Korea's government.
Speed limiters are already in place in Europe and will be here soon. Likely there will eventually be safe driving software, which will always be on the ready to overrule the driver.
One thing at TDAK will like is that cars will constantly be told what the speed limit is where they are, and drivers will have limited to no ability to go over it.
These breathalizer ignition switches have been available for years.
Some states already have laws where if you get a DWI, one will be installed in your car for you by the police.
Has nothing to do with Big Brother spying on you! You breathe in the damn thing to start your car, if it detects a certain alcohol level, the car won't start!
Many parents install these in their teenager's automobiles.
I think you are overthinking it!
Probably not a bad idea since....
More than a quarter (25%) of all traffic-related deaths are the direct result of alcohol impairment. (NHTSA)
Every day, 30 people in the United States die in car crashes with an alcohol-impaired driver. This is one death every 50 minutes. (CDC)
As of last year (2020), about 290,000 are injured in such accidents every year. (NHTSA)
Drunk driving cost the United States $132 billion in 2011. (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
10,511 people died in alcohol-related accidents in 2018. (NHTSA)
In 2017, more than 10,800 people were killed in drunk driving incidents. (NHTSA)
In 2016, 10,497 people were killed in crashes involving a drunk driver. These deaths accounted for 28% of all U.S traffic-related fatalities. (CDC)
Drivers with a Blood Alcohol Content of over 0.10 are 7 times more likely to be involved in a fatal accident than sober drivers. (Responsibility.org)
Over 10,000 Americans a year are killed by drunk drivers, about 1,000 of them being children. (CDC)