[Biturbos4] Fitting cruise control?
Brent Putzel
BPutzel at ariba.com
Tue Feb 22 17:17:40 EST 2005
I would argue that if people used cruise control more frequently then
traffic might flow more smoothly. Have you ever set the cruise control
at 75 and then watched the same car pass you, slow down, pass you again
and so on and so on? I also find that cruise control on a freeway keeps
me from excessive speed which is far too easy to do if one isn't paying
close attention.
As for the unsafe driver - they are unsafe with the cruise control on or
off. The cell phone is a great convenience but I have to admit that
nearly every time I see someone do something really stupid behind the
wheel of a car there is a cell phone pressed to their ear.
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:biturbos4-bounces at www.audifans.com] On Behalf Of Al Smith
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 12:14 PM
To: biturbos4 at audifans.com
Subject: Re: [Biturbos4] Fitting cruise control?
If I had my way, no car would come with cruise control. I think
it
is a completely unsafe feature. When the cruise control is on it is a
lot
easier to talk on the cell phone, another big distraction.
Cars should be driven. I get pleasure out of accelerating, going
through curves, braking. My S4 makes me a better driver, because it
stimulates my senses. I feel safer to have one of these type cars
around me
than some "Saturn" kind of car where the driver most likely has the
cruise
on, one hand is holding the cell, and the other hand on and off the
steering wheel gesturing or holding a smoke. Ok to do at home, but
please
do not do it driving next to me.
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