How long do you think you’d derive any enjoyment from driving if your car “corrected” you every time you violated a traffic law, no matter how trivial? From Eric Peters at ericpetersautos.com:
Electric cars have already cost the car industry billions; Ford estimates its losses alone are in the vicinity of $4.5 billion.
Cars the government controls may cost the car industry everything.
Such cars are coming online less than two calendar years from now, when the first 2026 models become available sometime in mid-late 2025. These ’26 models will be the first models that the federal government will have supervisory control over via what has been misleading and maliciously sold to the public as “impaired” driver detection technology.
Often referred to as a “kill switch” to supposedly prevent drunks from driving, the fact is this “technology” will be used to monitor driver performance – these are the literal words used in the federal requirement – and a driver will be considered “impaired” by the “technology” when his “performance” falls outside the parameters of acceptable (to the government) driving.
It is not about preventing “drunks” from driving. It is about preventing you from driving in any manner the government decides it does not like.
