Renault stuck at 125mph for an hour

[wai]

Yes.

One was for my father when he wanted to learn to drive. He contracted polio when he was 4, so technically he did have legs, but could not use them to drive.

The other was for a vehicle modification I certified. Basically it had a steering column that worked as a normal steering column, but also was able to be pushed in and pulled out. When pushed in it applied the brakes and when pulled out applied the accelerator.

[ParaBul]

If we can get automated systems to control a Boeing 747 and Airbus 380
I think we get manually controlled fly by wire systems to work in a car

How many R&D dollars are spent, and how many levels of redundancy are built into a multi-million dollar airliner? Do you seriously believe that level of rigour will extend to all levels of the automotive industry?

There is nothing wrong with technology, however we need to be careful and ensure that we do not try and be too clever and not put the background work in.

This.

I've gone into N while driving a number of times (forget I've left manual mode and go for an upshift - I don't use the paddles while turning at intersections)

And this...