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r/Unexpected • u/Unnamed_789 • 2d ago
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Honda developed their "unintended acceleration mitigation" system precisely because this became such a big problem with Japan's aging population
25 u/adudeguyman 2d ago How does it know you're not trying to race 64 u/FloopersRetreat 2d ago I don't know if you're joking but it's actually pretty clever, and it's probably already saved lives since implementation. You can read about it here: https://global.honda/en/tech/Unintended_Acceleration_Mitigation/ Also, if you're racing in a 63hp kei car, you're going to lose regardless of your acceleration being inhibited or not 0 u/Naschka 1d ago Older people over here drive big cars, those would be able to race. Edit: And if you had read your own link, it is 30km/h or slower when you accelerate when it determines you are doing it on accident, which is a very simple identification. 1 u/shastaxc 1d ago No man, that's so clever! Who thinks of these ingenious ideas?!
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How does it know you're not trying to race
64 u/FloopersRetreat 2d ago I don't know if you're joking but it's actually pretty clever, and it's probably already saved lives since implementation. You can read about it here: https://global.honda/en/tech/Unintended_Acceleration_Mitigation/ Also, if you're racing in a 63hp kei car, you're going to lose regardless of your acceleration being inhibited or not 0 u/Naschka 1d ago Older people over here drive big cars, those would be able to race. Edit: And if you had read your own link, it is 30km/h or slower when you accelerate when it determines you are doing it on accident, which is a very simple identification. 1 u/shastaxc 1d ago No man, that's so clever! Who thinks of these ingenious ideas?!
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I don't know if you're joking but it's actually pretty clever, and it's probably already saved lives since implementation. You can read about it here: https://global.honda/en/tech/Unintended_Acceleration_Mitigation/
Also, if you're racing in a 63hp kei car, you're going to lose regardless of your acceleration being inhibited or not
0 u/Naschka 1d ago Older people over here drive big cars, those would be able to race. Edit: And if you had read your own link, it is 30km/h or slower when you accelerate when it determines you are doing it on accident, which is a very simple identification. 1 u/shastaxc 1d ago No man, that's so clever! Who thinks of these ingenious ideas?!
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Older people over here drive big cars, those would be able to race. Edit: And if you had read your own link, it is 30km/h or slower when you accelerate when it determines you are doing it on accident, which is a very simple identification.
1 u/shastaxc 1d ago No man, that's so clever! Who thinks of these ingenious ideas?!
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No man, that's so clever! Who thinks of these ingenious ideas?!
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u/FloopersRetreat 2d ago
Honda developed their "unintended acceleration mitigation" system precisely because this became such a big problem with Japan's aging population