Forget about digital license plates, I would settle for a digital readout inside of their vehicle that displays the law(s) the driver is breaking.
"SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT" for example, in every translation known to mankind, since nobody seems capable of reading the 10+ signs printed in English between Hilo and Keaau and vice versa.
I'm not suggesting that all the signs should be in English, but that is the language the written driver's test is in, including the question that has the wrong answer on the answer key.
And since dashboards now report the PSI of the tires, why can't they report how much the vehicle weighs?
And the GPS systems... why can't they integrate with Yelp and report if the nearby Asian restaurant has bland food or not?
I must have forgotten something... maybe someone can help...
"SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT" for example, in every translation known to mankind, since nobody seems capable of reading the 10+ signs printed in English between Hilo and Keaau and vice versa.
I'm not suggesting that all the signs should be in English, but that is the language the written driver's test is in, including the question that has the wrong answer on the answer key.
And since dashboards now report the PSI of the tires, why can't they report how much the vehicle weighs?
And the GPS systems... why can't they integrate with Yelp and report if the nearby Asian restaurant has bland food or not?
I must have forgotten something... maybe someone can help...