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You mentioned the ej******
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RangeRoller dt said:
Is it really a Real Real LR? It needs special cameras underneath to navigate curbs FFS :mad:

Nobody's buying a snatch ej*ke :rolleyes:

Certainly not i
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Not only does, whoever drives one need help to know where the kerb is, they also need " Emergency Brake Assist, Lane Keep Assist, and parking aids". When a vehicle is classed as 'safe' due to having aids , for what drivers should be able to do themselves, it is time to ask , just how low is the standard set to pass the driving test.
All the above 'assists' , do not make anything safer. They make drivers lazier, and less aware of what is around them. They don't have to pay attention, because the vehicle will warn them. Until the day it doesn't and a serious accident occurs. Who goes to jail? The driver, who bought a veh , they were reliably informed would 'assist' them by giving warnings , if crossing out of lane, etc. Or should it be the manufacturer , for supplying a vehicle with such 'assists'?
In summary : safest yet, my bottom.
 
Yes aids that what they should have. Iv nearly had an Idiot in one hit my P38 head on. Lucky for them my accumulator is okay :rolleyes:
They obviously were racing without the capability of handling a vehicle that weight, entrusting the vehicle to not crash. It would have broke my heart, but I guarantee my princess would have smashed the plastic piece of s**t to bits and kept me safe.

I think they will need their own forum lol. :)
 
gold rover said:
Not only does, whoever drives one need help to know where the kerb is, they also need " Emergency Brake Assist, Lane Keep Assist, and parking aids". When a vehicle is classed as 'safe' due to having aids , for what drivers should be able to do themselves, it is time to ask , just how low is the standard set to pass the driving test.
All the above 'assists' , do not make anything safer. They make drivers lazier, and less aware of what is around them. They don't have to pay attention, because the vehicle will warn them. Until the day it doesn't and a serious accident occurs. Who goes to jail? The driver, who bought a veh , they were reliably informed would 'assist' them by giving warnings , if crossing out of lane, etc. Or should it be the manufacturer , for supplying a vehicle with such 'assists'?
In summary : safest yet, my bottom.
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Hiya

Ur not wrong there , it’s like some people who follow there satnav and end up driving into rivers or railway tracks lol

Thk god I didn’t mention by brother has just bought one,:rolleyes:

Lazy sod hasnt even parked it in the garage;)

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So some think that a car swamped in driving aids ( i use that term loosely), is safer than one in which the driver has charge. I disagree, they enable a driver to drive like a prick and correct things for him or her. A very very dangerous scenario indeed. When a driver drives like a dick and relies on them to save him from harm, the day they don't work he is in the shit.
 
And whomever they smash into :(

It's like someone potching with controls while you are driving. I don't even trust EAS, luckily the ride height lights flashing in confusion make passengers too wary to even change radio station

They are a 'trendy' CAR for hairdressers that don't know how to drive, but look nice outside the salon that pays for it, and pull the punters in when your professional skills can't
 
norseman said:
Taken to the extreme, consider Boeing's anti-stall device which takes control away from pilots & has (allegedly) been responsible for the deaths of 346 people.
And they want us to have driver-less cars :eek: Not on my watch mate.
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Driverless trains would be easier, but the unions will not allow it.
 
Grrrrrr said:
Pretty sure 1 in London is on auto.
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Several, although they still have a driver on board, go automatic when underground for a short while, then semi auto when on the surface. The new Elisabeth line when it opens has the facility to be fully automated, then of course there the good old dock lands DLR railway that has always been automatic. All these trains have a manual override even the dock lands train, as when new it was always breaking down, I haven’t been on a broken down DLR train in a long while.
 
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