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Why Your Car’s Touchscreen Is More Dangerous Than Your Phone Research proves touchscreen cars demand more attention than the road, increasing distracted driving risks Learn why physical buttons are safer, how Tesla started this dangerous trend, and which brands are finally bringing back tactile controls
Why Your Cars Touchscreen Is More Dangerous Than Your Phone . . . "Modern vehicles have quietly become rolling monuments to terrible user experience, trading intuitive physical controls for flashy but dangerous touchscreen interfaces," argues the site Cars Horsepower, decrying "an industry-wide plague of poorly designed digital dashboards that demand more attention from drivers than the road itself "
Are Touchscreens In Cars More Dangerous? | South Carolina Car . . . As researchers turn their attention to the risks of touchscreens, evidence mounts that cars with touchscreens are more dangerous than cars with traditional knobs and buttons To determine just how distracting vehicle touchscreens are, one auto magazine decided to put them to the test
Touchscreens in cars are as dangerous as mobile phones If using a mobile phone while driving is dangerous enough to get you six points on your licence, why should we consider a motorist diverting their attention from the road ahead to jab at a
Safety Experts: Your Touch Screen Might Kill You, Buttons Won’t Regulators and automakers are battling out which controls need to be physical and which can safely move to a cheaper touchscreen It seems each new study declares distracted driving more dangerous The NHTSA now claims texting while driving is six times more deadly than drunk driving
The trouble with touchscreens - ALL THINGS MOTORING INTERNATIONAL Various studies have shown that fiddling with a car’s touchscreen while on the move can slow down a driver’s reactions by up to 50%, and may be just as dangerous as texting while driving or driving under the influence of alcohol Consequently, it’s fair to assume that developed-world governments will soon start imposing restrictions