Ford GPS tech could tell cars when you’re going too fast

Oct 12th 2009
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We like it when GPS is feeding us information, telling us when traffic is causing a problem and indicating when a bridge is out so that we can warm up our voices ahead of all the hootin’ and a hollerin’ required for our General Lee replica to clear the gap. However, we’re not too keen on the All-Seeing Eye aspect of GPS, and that’s what we’re fearing in Ford’s latest research

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Ford GPS tech could tell cars when you’re going too fast

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