No,
not the Kinks wanting to be free to walk as they want, talk as they want, but the
head of NTSB denying economic reality;
U.S. safety officials this week called on automakers to begin installing
collision avoidance systems in all new passenger and commercial
vehicles, saying existing technology could save lives and avoid injuries
by reducing rear-end collisions.
The best things in life are free, right?
Only four out of 684 passenger vehicle models in 2014 included a
complete forward collision avoidance system as a standard feature, NTSB
said. The systems are often made available as options that can make a
vehicle more expensive.
“You don’t pay extra for your seatbelt,” NTSB Chairman Christopher
Hart said in a statement released with the report. “And you shouldn’t
have to pay extra for technology that can help prevent a collision
altogether.”
Just have the
NTSB fairy sprinkle
safety dust on all the cars in the land. It's easy.
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