Discussion on Remote Vehicle Control and Modern Automotive Technology
A clip from The Tucker Carlson Show features a discussion regarding the implications of modern automotive technology, specifically focusing on the ability of manufacturers to remotely control or disable vehicles. The conversation highlights concerns about vehicle ownership and the increasing integration of sensors, software, and connectivity in contemporary cars. The segment touches on the shift toward vehicles that rely on digital systems, questioning the extent of control owners truly have over their own property in an era of advanced automotive automation and remote access capabilities.
Its called western "culture" of "freedom" and "democracy".
Drunk driving laws are communism.
Me driving a kia k4 on the highway, im going like 110-120 km/h. Im getting closer to a truck, i try to steer left to pass, stupid auto-system that prevents you from leaving the lane steers me back to the lane behind the truck. I just “brake’d” a little, and then used the signal s
It's unreasonable for people to think they actually "own" the car. I think most people know they are only buying the "licensed right" to drive the car.
I have a 2024 ford. It has hit the brakes for me when it thinks im going to back into something. If you hit the gas pedal, it starts moving again. Not sure what they are talking about. Never had it happen in the street, only when backing into a parking spot, and trying to back in
Did they know how today cars was made? Full of sensors, cameras and assistant system. And the next step in the car industry is build up cars without a driver.
Well, at least you have your guns....
And if you want to even turn the car on you better pay 10 subscriptions, and wait, there's more, don't forget to watch all the ads before leaving the car, the doors won't open till you do
Honest question- why do Americans drive huge SUVs and pickup trucks? Most of them don't even go out of their suburbs with their off-road vehicles
Trucker Carlson I dont want to be theory conspirasist but there is truck and car in the guy name.