The newest NHTSA voluntary regulations for auto makers and suppliers designed to minimize driver distraction as they develop infotainment systems.
That's good because the latest study from Texas found that whether typing our or dictating texts, it's just as distracting.
A new Kickstarter project called Dash/Lynk promised more data for driving geeks.
J.D. Power found that drivers are getting more interested in technology and infotainment in the car, and are likely going to be willing to buy driverless vehicles.
But one economist thinks that driverless vehicles could increase demand for fuel as people who previously couldn't get behind the wheel get a chance.
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| This Wipro dash is a bit distracting. |
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