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ziggy72 · 2nd November 2019, 11:59

All this modern technology ie ADAS that is supposed to warn and help assist safety by warning drivers of traffic approaching and coming up alongside by having radars in the front bumpers and sensors in the mirrors etc makes drivers think their cars are safer.
Working as a QC in a bodyshop I can say that it doesn't seem to be bringing the number of accidents down as they're still rolling in for repair at the same rate even with the new technology installed.
Driver error from either driver is nearly always the cause and the day we have to rely solely on computers controlled by satellites and sensors located in traffic lights and lamp posts as suggested in an earlier post to have complete control over our driving will lead to lawsuits against manufacturers when things go wrong. And they will go wrong .

2nd November 2019, 11:59	#20
ziggy72 Posted a thing or two Jaguar S-Type R Audi A5 Sportback Join Date: May 2012 Location: Gateshead Posts: 1,009 Thanks: 823 Thanked 323 Times in 222 Posts	All this modern technology ie ADAS that is supposed to warn and help assist safety by warning drivers of traffic approaching and coming up alongside by having radars in the front bumpers and sensors in the mirrors etc makes drivers think their cars are safer. Working as a QC in a bodyshop I can say that it doesn't seem to be bringing the number of accidents down as they're still rolling in for repair at the same rate even with the new technology installed. Driver error from either driver is nearly always the cause and the day we have to rely solely on computers controlled by satellites and sensors located in traffic lights and lamp posts as suggested in an earlier post to have complete control over our driving will lead to lawsuits against manufacturers when things go wrong. And they will go wrong . __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]