Tesla will disable the in-car game feature while the vehicle is in motion

The U.S. Stock Research Agency learned that according to titanium media sources, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has just announced the launch of more than 580,000 Tesla electric vehicles for internal passenger vehicles

"Safety is at the heart of NHTSA's mission and we are committed to improving the safety of all road users. Distractions leading to collisions are a problem, especially in vehicles equipped with a range of convenient technologies such as entertainment screens. We understand the driver's concerns and are discussing this feature with the automaker. NHTSA said.

Now, Tesla has agreed to retire the in-car gaming system while the car is in motion. After an initial evaluation of Tesla's passenger gaming capabilities, Tesla notified NHTSA that it was changing the use scenarios for this feature. With the new software update, the In-Motion Passenger Game feature will now be locked and unusable. NHTSA will maintain regular discussions with all automakers to discuss potential safety issues with these systems, including Tesla's response to NHTSA's concerns. ”

It's no secret that apart from common sense and fear of getting caught, there's nothing that stops people from using their phones while driving, including playing video games on their phones. Being caught using a mobile phone while driving can result in hefty fines, so smartphone companies are already making some efforts to detect the driving process and warn users not to use their phones while driving, but this is basically in the stage of dangerous driving behavior prevention.