RH944 wrote:
I often think that it is a mistake to start having more auto sensors on cars.
The driving population is getting so complacent and expecting the car to do everything for them.
Look at all the problems already.
Lights left on after fog cause they don't realise they don't automaticly switch off.
Lights not on when required.
Windscreen wipers that come on at the slightest touch of rain.
Auto Parking systems will just add to the lazy attitude of most motorists.
Think I'm becoming a Luditte
rant over
Completely agree with you, its not a rant its a statement of facts! I drive cars from the 1920's at work.
If cars were like that, there wouldnt be time for texting or being on the phone. In the Rolls aside from actualyl driving you have to control the mixture, ignition timing, engine temp. The gear stick and hank brake are on the right along with a number of gauges to watch.
I often think everyone should be made to drive older cars as part of the driving test.
Much like experiencing a motorcycle, and some version of lorry and agricultural vehicle so people appreciate the driving properties of different vehicles.