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To: rktman

Big Brother in the backseat.

https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/NR20231114.aspx
This is NTSB recommendations to the NHTSA:

- Require ISA systems that, at a minimum, warn a driver a vehicle is speeding.
- Educate the public about the benefits of ISA.
- Update the guidelines for state highway safety programs to include identification and tracking of repeat speeding offenders.
- Develop countermeasures to reduce repeat speeding offenses.
- Conduct research and develop guidelines to assist states in implementing ISA interlock programs for repeat speeding offenders.


10 posted on 11/24/2023 7:45:27 AM PST by Doctor Congo
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To: Doctor Congo

EVERY DAY I AM HAPPIER that I drive OLD IRON.

NO COMPUTERS-—

NO “port” to plug testing equipment into.

Parts are easy to find & not that expensive.

Have 1976 & 1979 vehicles.

When I die-—MY OLD IRON MECHANIC gets both vehicles. He is delighted-—He has worked on each of them for over 8 years & knows what they are.


19 posted on 11/24/2023 7:54:46 AM PST by ridesthemiles
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To: Doctor Congo
Big Brother in the backseat.

Needs to be in the trunk wearing duct tape.

30 posted on 11/24/2023 8:00:00 AM PST by Still Thinking (Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
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To: Doctor Congo

Ever had a dream where you can’t run fast, just slow, so you are unable to get away. Klaus had that dream for us and now it is true.


55 posted on 11/24/2023 8:23:38 AM PST by norsky (<P> <a href= > </a> <P><h3> <P><img src=" "width=500"></img>)
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To: Doctor Congo

Basically, this is all about restricting mobility. One of the things the DemMarxists fear the most is mobility; they hate the fact that people can just willy nilly get in their auto’s and travel wherever they want.


76 posted on 11/24/2023 8:47:27 AM PST by Rich21IE
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To: Doctor Congo; All
Big Brother in the backseat. https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/NR20231114.aspx This is NTSB recommendations to the NHTSA: - Require ISA systems that, at a minimum, warn a driver a vehicle is speeding. - Educate the public about the benefits of ISA. - Update the guidelines for state highway safety programs to include identification and tracking of repeat speeding offenders. - Develop countermeasures to reduce repeat speeding offenses. - Conduct research and develop guidelines to assist states in implementing ISA interlock programs for repeat speeding offenders.

BIG BROTHER CAN KISS MY A$$ !!!!!


162 posted on 11/24/2023 11:17:03 PM PST by mabarker1 ( (Congress- the opposite of PROGRESS!!! A fraud, a hypocrite, a liar. I'm a member of Congress!!!)
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To: Doctor Congo

‘Self driving’ will make things SO much better and safer!


168 posted on 11/25/2023 5:22:32 AM PST by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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To: Doctor Congo
- Require ISA systems that, at a minimum, warn a driver a vehicle is speeding. - Educate the public about the benefits of ISA. - Update the guidelines for state highway safety programs to include identification and tracking of repeat speeding offenders. - Develop countermeasures to reduce repeat speeding offenses. - Conduct research and develop guidelines to assist states in implementing ISA interlock programs for repeat speeding offenders.

What the Left would like even more would be:


169 posted on 11/25/2023 5:27:23 AM PST by daniel1212 (Turn 2 the Lord Jesus who saves damned+destitute sinners on His acct, believe, b baptized+follow HIM)
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