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> Well yes - there has been some research on the use of touch screens in safety critical systems. For example: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-49319450

That article is about controls on a military system. You make it sound as if people are steering their cars with touch controls, which they don't.

Screw overregulation, I do not want the government to assume that I am a complete idiot and regulate every single part of my life.



I'm just quoting the article. TFA talks about not being able to find information on touch screens. The quoted portion talks about tactile controls. Both were a problem.

"Overregulation" is a squishy political term. We cancel each other out on this issue (assuming you're US-based). I'm not advocating for car controls to have regulations, but would be fine if they took sensible action. But they probably won't need to.




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