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Old 01-11-2016, 06:50 PM
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Heard on the news now the government wants the link our cars together so they talk to each other to avoid crashes and such. What's your opinion? I think it's big government sticking their noses in where it don't belong. Their also working on something with seat belts. Probably making it so the car won't run unless their buckled. I agree we should use them, but not force us to. Like here in Missouri their working on a primary seatbelt law and every year they keep trying to change the motorcycle helmet law to where you don't have to wear one? How's that work??? No helmet, but wear a seatbelt is mandatory???
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no I'm good driving my own car . Michigan the way now they can stop you for not having you seatbelt on . now you don't have to have helment
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I'm from the Government and I'm here to help.......... Sorry no thanks. How about we make cell phone so that they won't work if moving at say more than 2 MPH. Hang Up and Drive people.

Just another reason to save old cars.
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I'm from the Government and I'm here to help.......... Sorry no thanks. How about we make cell phone so that they won't work if moving at say more than 2 MPH. Hang Up and Drive people.

Just another reason to save old cars.
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Just wait until this V2V and self driving car start having problems... Sorry but I like to be in control of my own vehicles.

When was the last time you ever heard anyone say "Thank God the federal government is going step in"?

The last new truck I bought, I started wearing my seat belt... I wrote my congressman and thanked him for passing the seat belt law in Illinois, I went on to say that, I now feel so safe in my truck that I drive like a maniac and have no fear of getting myself hurt.
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Heard on the news now the government wants the link our cars together so they talk to each other to avoid crashes
Translation: We need more Tax Dollars and hire a bunch more of inept and incompetent Bureaucrats to suck off the proverbial Gov't t*t.
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