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May 15th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Brid-Aine Parnell
The Register
May 15, 2012
Technology that allows cars to snoop on motorists and tell insurers about their bad driving will form a worldwide market worth $14.4bn (£8.95bn) by 2016, analysts reckon.
A new report from Juniper Research suggests intelligent vehicles chock-full of gear for navigating, recording info for insurance purposes, and telling the AA exactly where you broke down on the M25 will bring in the big bucks as newer telematics units can be stuffed into motors as an afterthought.
Firms touting the technology will expand into new countries and extend their product lines, although the US will have the most clever vehicles, Juniper said.
The ball-gazers also reckon that every new car model will have a way to hook up punters’ smartphones by 2016, putting 92 million internet-connected jalopies on the road.
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Good thing I have a cherrypicker to pull the motor and rip this junk out if they stick it in my car.
Glen Reply:
May 15th, 2012 at 4:36 am
And they will PULL YOU OVER AND ARREST YOU, Put you in JAIL, and say Go at it BUBA.
People already carry a SP(I)PHONE that reports EXACTLY where you are.
This will be no different for the majority of humanity.
You agreed to the rules when you got the license and registration, and if you don’t have those… then that is your more mediate problem.
Just don’t speed, How hard is that.
Dodging cops is easy: just use someone else’s car!