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Not in terms of a rapid expansion of gasses. There may well be catastrophic structural failure.
Do you actually genuinely think this is a sensible plan, or are you just trolling?
Not in terms of a rapid expansion of gasses. There may well be catastrophic structural failure.
Do you actually genuinely think this is a sensible plan, or are you just trolling?
Far more sensible than just letting them go and potentially kill innocent motorists and pedestrians, yes.
Far more sensible than just letting them go and potentially kill innocent motorists and pedestrians, yes.
So instead catastrophically damaging a fast moving vehicle which would then be quite likely to kill innocent motorists and pedestrians is better?
I think the current system of giving chase is better to be honest.
well how do you deal with the crash and the aftermath tying up vital firefighting resources and blocking the roads. firetruck dealing with your burning car cant be saving the life of others.
why don't they build in a remote kill switch? then they can turn off the cars engine remotely
would mean cops out of jobs though so obv they wont ever do that
put into every cars ecu? or hidden so no one knows where it is
I reckon it could be done easily,they just don't wanna put cops out of jobs
Unless your computer system is going to investigate and arrest too I'm not sure how you've arrived at that ridiculous conclusion. I think you'll find the sheer cost of it would be the prohibitive factor.
Between two objects with equal speed and direction the relative velocity is zero.
I reckon it could be done easily,they just don't wanna put cops out of jobs
if you can get a text if your cars stolen then they can easily design something to kill the engine management remotely
only the manufacturers could know where its installed ect,you could even hide the antenna inside the bodyshell skin
no someone would just dismantle the ECU and find it pretty quickly. "hiding" it snit going to work as it can just be traced back. you can hide the antenna in the body shell sure but tracing this random pair of wires back to the ecu then going through the board wouldn't take long.
once its hacked what stops people setting up their own version of the police transmitter and causing massive accidents at will?
Also it would have to have a universal code as what do you do if the cars got fake plates?
and how targeted is this gonna be is it just a quick burst that turns off every car in front of you for so many meters?
or is it gonna be like a cell phone signal unique to each car (thus requiring monthly service costs to pay for the mobile service just like those alrms) but then again what do you do if it's got fake plates?
oh and "only the manufactures would know" so just thousands of fitters electronics designers and cheap Chinese assembly workers would know then....