Europeans will no longer be allowed to speed

>the driver is always in control and can override the isa system
Learn to read you dumb nigger

That shit will leak here unless based things start happening, but they've been setting up the infrastructure of complete transportation control for decades. They just marketed them as safety, security, and luxury (((features))).

>One of my girlfriends died in a car crash
So you're a rightie now? Or a leftie?
How do you tie your shoes? Do you wear slip-ons?

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Are Americans that far off from something like this happening?

The Irish government held a scenario with all major government agencies to plan for a diesel shortage in late 2022 leading into no fuel at all by 23. The plan they had was pretty fucking bad and while fuel was still available for purchase they suggested limiting highway speeds to 30 mph and outlawing all non-necessary movement of vehicles.

independent.ie/irish-news/politics/return-of-work-from-home-plan-to-save-fuel-in-event-of-crisis-caused-by-ukraine-war-41724210.html

this is the only reason they want everyone in an electric vehicle. They're connected to a network. A network people have control to.

Remember when a "server issue" prevented Tesla owners from unlocking and/or starting their vehicle.

>Believing the EU
Would you kindly swim in a pool of mercury.

For now you can over ride it. So when the speed limit is artificially low, do you really want your car peeping and flashing at you? What about when the flow of traffic naturally exceeds the speed limit?
road-safety-charter.ec.europa.eu/resources-knowledge/media-and-press/intelligent-speed-assistance-isa-set-become-mandatory-across_en

Your people and dead gf are bad drivers.

>climate change

Oh, there's that magic phrase again.

>states the drive can override the ISA
For now, and according to what they say. Enjoy getting suicided by glownigger firmware

Because you live in an urban hell-hole with way too many people crammed into the same area.

It is to make cars too expensive for personal ownership. This has been the goal for the last fifteen years. Right now regulations add almost $10k to car costs, over the next decade those are set to go up to $35k with added sensors, controls, and alcohol interlocks. The government doesn't want you to be able to own a car. And eventually when the average car is $100k plus they will start requiring old cars to have the features or be banned from the road.

Looks like it just reads the road and let's you know the speed limit, and maybe makes a short tone if you exceed it but that can be disabled in the dashboard. Also a soft system that prevents you from accidentally exceeding it but once again can be turned off in the dashboard

So really no different than a fair amount of other modern cars already.

>for now

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Looks like a regular speed regulator with waze on your smartphone. If it's the last machiavelic plan of the wef to control the world it's kinda crap

>protect
>empower
>defend
Ah yes, it wouldn't be true leftwing authoritarian kikery if it wasn't dressed up with faux humanitarian rhetoric.