Well, do Dakota's have these?
>>> thedude807@hotmail.com 07/11/03 10:31AM >>>
I don't know the law, but it would seem to me there are privacy issues
attached to this UNLESS the edr is disclosed. Much the way you have to be
read your rights when you are arrested, or your statements won't hold in
court. Did the guy in the Corvette know he was being monitored? But on the
flip side of that...he DID know the posted legal speed limit, so really, he
did know his rights. I think he's pretty much screwed.
As far as the info with the insurance companies goes, the info will have to
be private until a claim is filed. then the insurance company will have the
right to investigate. But if no claim is filed, noone has any right to your
driving habits.
>From: "M Smith" <gtv684@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
>To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
>Subject: DML: More Big Brother? Or is this OK?
>Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2003 12:03:30 +0000
>
>
>this might have popped up before but I think you will all find it very
>interesting,
>
>http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/030714/biztech/14box.htm
>
>It explains how modern EDR modules allow recovery of driving data esp. in
>case
>of an accident and how they are being used by police or insurance.
>
>
>Mark in Kentucky
>95 CC 4X4 3.9L
>
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