Drivers to be scored out of 100 based on in-car and traffic camera monitoring – privileges could be revoked!
For years, we’ve been told that driving is becoming safer, smarter, and more regulated, but what if the next phase isn’t about enforcement at all, at least not in the traditional sense, and instead marks a shift towards something far more pervasive, far more subtle, and arguably far more consequential for the everyday motorist?
Think you’ve just been caught speeding? Don’t panic – your ticket might not stick. Here are five real-world legal loopholes that UK drivers have used to get fines cancelled… completely legally
Some drivers slam the brakes when they see a speed camera flash. Others lose the will to drive knowing they are done for, and that there’s no reprieve. Or is there? What if I told you that your speeding fine might not be as rock-solid as they want you to believe?
Welcome to the glitch in the matrix – where bureaucracy stumbles, signs disappear, and the law plays catch-up. Yes, there really are loopholes in UK speed trap enforcement – and believe it or not, they’ve worked for plenty of people, including one very famous David Beckham. Let’s break it down – what the law says, what real cases have shown, and how you might be able to challenge that dreaded Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP).
From AI to EVs to Apathy: The Stories Shaping (and Breaking) Our World
We live in a world of stories. Always have, always will. True stories, serious stories, funny stories, unbelievable stories, make-believe stories and fake stories.
We’re bombarded with stories from every side: the friend on the phone, the gossip on the grapevine, the bestseller on your Kindle, the news at 10 and the politician on the podium.
AUTO UPDATE: EV Quarantine; Cars for Mental Health; Robotic AI Arms in your Car?
Auto news update – revealing quarantine rules for damaged electric cars, how £40k cars are being given to mental health patients, AI-driven robotic arms in new electric car from China, plus new Mercedes CLE, who’s buying cars and farewell Fiesta!
Hydrogen Lorries, AI Vehicles, Flying Bikes & More at MOVE 2023
Coverage MOVE 2023 at ExCel London yesterday (21 June 2023) as I looked at futuristic British hydrogen-powered Lorry, autonomous buses, and lightweight EV bubble cars, as well as checking out start-ups that offered AI-driven smart navigation allowing you to pick the most fun roads, tyre particulate emissions collectors, electric skates, flying bikes and FUSE AE which is converting classic and commercial vehicles to electric in the Middle East. #BCGEvents #MOVE2023
I asked ChatGPT to rewrite my review in Shakespeare!
If Shakespeare (Shahzad SheikhSpeare?) – the PlaywrightCarGuy – wrote car reviews, perhaps would they read like this? This is what AI ChatGPT thought when I fed it my existing review – read here – and asked it to rewrite it in a Shakespearean style!
Frankly I was astonished that it had even heard of me!
I wondered just how clever this AI language BOT, ChatGPT (Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) actually is – so I asked it a series of questions including: “Who is the BrownCarGuy?” Much to my surprise, here’s what it answered.