Imagine buying a brand-new car and discovering it comes with a camera pointed at your face every time you drive.
Not the road. You.
Most drivers never realized their vehicles were quietly building behavioral profiles.
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As of this week, that’s no longer optional across the European Union. Every new passenger car and van registered in the EU must include an interior camera as part of an Advanced Driver Distraction Warning system. The technology activates at about 12 mph, tracking your eyes, head position, and attention. If it decides you’re distracted or drowsy, it issues a warning.
Officials say it’s about saving lives.
Camera-ready
No one disputes that distracted driving is a serious problem. The question is whether constant driver monitoring is the only solution — or whether it creates infrastructure that
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