Many drivers still believe that the most environmentally conscious choice is to keep an old liquid-fuelled car running until it falls apart. Think of the resources needed to make a whole new vehicle, the argument goes. New research casts doubt on this line of thinking.
Your link doesn’t work for me, but that’s HUGE news. Thank you!
Do they mention what vehicle tracking they DO have however? For example, I’m sure they’re required by law to at least have a black box recorder that captures your speed before a crash. What I do not know is how far the law has crept into mandatory vehicle tracking.
A lemmy user emailed Slate about tracking and data collection, and they responded that the Slate will have no wifi or tracking capabilities.
Also @ptc075@lemmy.zip
Your link doesn’t work for me, but that’s HUGE news. Thank you!
Do they mention what vehicle tracking they DO have however? For example, I’m sure they’re required by law to at least have a black box recorder that captures your speed before a crash. What I do not know is how far the law has crept into mandatory vehicle tracking.
Hm, here’s a direct link to the screenshot on their response, hopefully that one works.
They don’t mention what it does track, unfortunately.