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To: RummyChick

I have to assume a car’s computer-controlled fuel injection system could be hacked to lock the car’s digital “throttle” wide-open.

Some high-performance cars can accelerate from, say, 40 mph to 100 mph in mere seconds. The results could be catastrophic for a tired or inattentive driver.


17 posted on 03/07/2017 6:58:13 AM PST by TTFlyer
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To: TTFlyer

Bingo.

A car is designed with the idea that no one would willfully modify it to do that so there’s no mechanical safeguard. Insert a small modification and once the car does a bit of travel, randomly accelerate on full throttle.


71 posted on 03/07/2017 7:35:51 AM PST by Bogey78O (So far so good.)
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