My car stops automatically when it detects someone or a vehicle in front of me. Why would it apply to those who get automatic braking and lane correction packages?

Anonymous wrote:I see motor cycles and cars without tags. I guess the police aren't pulling them over.

As usual, reliance on automated enforcement decimates the effectiveness of personnel-based enforcement. The "savings" often prove illusory. Meanwhile, the dependence generated, both logistically and financially, make it very difficult to walk back. That's not even addressing the big brother downside.

This kind of thing is arranged far more for the benefit of the vendor than the benefit of the community.

I see motor cycles and cars without tags. I guess the police aren't pulling them over.

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Anonymous wrote:I’d be much happier if they would go after all the in insured, illegal, unregistered, or stolen cars

They already do that. Any time you pass a police car it reads your tags.

Not in moco they don’t. A few have the tag readers but not all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d be much happier if they would go after all the in insured, illegal, unregistered, or stolen cars

They already do that. Any time you pass a police car it reads your tags.

But there are rarely cops on the road.

Anonymous wrote:More nanny, surveillance state BS. You people rage against authoritarianism while supporting tools to accelerate its success.

Clowns to the left of us, jokers to the right...

Anonymous wrote:I’d be much happier if they would go after all the in insured, illegal, unregistered, or stolen cars

They already do that. Any time you pass a police car it reads your tags.

I’d be much happier if they would go after all the in insured, illegal, unregistered, or stolen cars

And this is why I roll my eyes whenever someone calls the slippery slope a logical fallacy

Simply Orwellian.