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Complex cockpit control systems like BMW’s controversial iDrive could be outlawed by US safety legislators.

The shock idea is raised in a discussion document published last week in the US by NHTSA, a government road safety agency. It is investigating the complexity of cockpit design, including controls, gauges and warning lights.

It also launches a consultation process on how to legislate for multi-function controls: ‘We seek [public] comment on whether the selection of some controller/multi-task display combinations are, or could become, too complex for some drivers.’

The discussion document reveals that Porsche and Mazda have asked for clarification of the rules governing a ‘combination multi-function switch/ rotary dial’, suggesting they too are developing iDrive rivals.

US law requires a display and its control to be adjacent to each other, to make information systems easier to use. However, this does not currently apply to joystick controls and TV displays.

http://www.autocarmagazine.co.uk/News_A ... _ID=204184

Hmm...að setja skjá í stýrið er frekar spes - erum við að tala um LCD skjá sem tengist CD/DVD spilara eða er þetta eitthvað retrofit staðsetningartæki?

þannig aukaraf camaroin fær ekki skoðun í texas hann er nebbla með ská í stýrinu sem mér finnst mjög heimskulegt að gera

Horfir maður þá á allt á hvolfi ef maður beygjir???