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akboss302 @ Jun 19th 2008 1:37PM
Exactly! All this nanny-gear is getting absurd. If you're going to make a car self-sufficient and drive me to where I want to go, fine, do it and I can turn it off when I feel like driving. But people that already have way too many distractions on the road in modern techno-saturated cars don't need another temptation to read the daily news on their commute to work. I sound like I'm 80 - honestly, I'm a young driver, but I respect the value of responsible driving and what it means to be in control of 3,000lbs of metal traveling at high speeds.