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Originally Posted by jimjamuser
No, but I would NOT mind having a job of golf cart Police where I used one and issued tickets. Because there are many, many accidents involving golf carts, which have high centers of gravity and are primarily designed to drive around 15 MPH on soft grass. Also, golf car drivers tend to feel more confident about driving drunk than automobile drivers. Those factors become a DEADLY combination. Often people need to be PROTECTED from THEMSELVES.
People that care about people would WANT the speed of golf carts checked for humanitarian purposes. With A.I. and robotics development it would seem easy enough to have ground-mounted cameras or a drone that would identify a chip in a golf cart and issue a ticket by mail for speeding and also to check for improper speed adjustments to the engine.
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People that care?????------maybe
Big brother????----------------definitely
I suppose all this technology should be paid for by "the rich" and "corporations"
No thank you, I prefer not to live in Oceania