"... the black box in your car is indeed recording everything and because of the GPS installed in your car, the manufacturer knows when a driver has ever been speeding and where. Car manufacturers can tell if you were speeding in a brand new car when you are supposed to not exceed certain limits for warranty purposes. All of this info is recorded. Police want access claiming they need this info to determine what happened in an accident. There is nothing that is ever private at anytime."
- Martin Armstrong
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2 comments:
Not my car - built in 1991. NO GPS or electronic management/recording systems. I wonder how much longer vehicles like it will still be allowed?
My car tells me which gear I should be in. I wonder if it keeps a record of my compliance?
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