[OT] NH protest against HP printers with RFID chips Nov. 5th

[Andrew W. Gaunt]

That view is simplistic and does not address the more complicated
realities, however.

Are rental car companies responsible for the speeding violations
of those renting? Are employers responsible for speeding violations
of employees when driving company owned vehicles? Are parents responsible 
for speeding violations of their children when the kids borrow the car
from Mom or Dad? Are you responsible for the speeding violations
or any other stupid  or accidental thing your freind might get involved
with when borrowing your car?

It's not the car, it's the driver; ergo my question.


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On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Thomas M. Albright wrote:

> On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Andrew W. Gaunt wrote:
>
>> BTW - If a ticket were to be issued based on EZ pass data
>> how would it proved absolutely that the person who owns the EZ pass
>> was the person driving whatever vehicle was going over the speed
>> limit.Perhaps there are more than one dirver, perhaps the car or pass
>> is being loaned out to a friend.
>>
> Your car should be your responsibility. If your friend can't drive
> resposibly, perhaps he shouldn't be driving your car.
>
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