This is from AP News, post-destort infrastructure law rules on impaired driving technology.

And this is a little bit of an older article.

Yeah, I want to, I want to preference that right off the bat.

This is from March 3rd, 2022.

Now, the reason I opted to do this one, it was because in recent posts that I've seen on Instagram and TikTok, there's a lot of people talking about the quote-unquote kill switch for all vehicles in 2026.

And thanks to Biden signing this infrastructure bill, deep in that bill, there's a little saying that says that vehicles need to have an impaired driving as a standard feature on vehicles by 2026.

And I brought this up and we were kind of having a little bit of a discussion, Chris.

It's not so much the bill or any of that stuff that I want to discuss.

It's where do you really want to have your car be at in a couple years, new vehicles?

Like, what do you really want on your vehicle for safety?

Yeah.

And what is safety and at what cost, whether it comes to freedom of driving as well?

Well, not only that, the way it's, it's talked about how far are you willing to let them

take it?

Mm-hmm.

Because then at that point, you're adding all this technology in the cars where they can

supposedly pull you off to the side or disable the vehicle if you're not passing certain

checks or whatever

like that. And at that point, I mean, that lends them the ability to do whatever they want,

whenever they want to your car. Absolutely. This particular article, although I don't agree

entirely with it, is basically a fact-checking article.

And the reason that I'm using it is because it does talk about where it says right here,

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