The US Department of Transportation is preparing to mandate that all new cars shall be equipped with wireless communications capability, allowing direct communications between vehicles. This they call Vehicle to Vehicle Communications ... or, V2V. hbelc.us3.list-manage2/track/click?u=8410b43b3233018ebe6302bf6&id=27a9b6b749&e=cb0084aa3b Unfortunately, the public comment period ends today, 20 October, at 11:59 PM, EST! If you think equipping every new car on the road with wireless technology is a bad idea, I encourage you to submit a comment before midnight, EST. Your can submit your comment anonymously by simply not entering your name in the provided field. Click here to send your thoughts to the Department of Transportation, or copy/paste this link: regulations.gov/#!submitComment;D=NHTSA-2014-0022-0002 According to EMF experts, Equipping all vehicles with WiFi capability and the attended emissions is ill-advised. Considerable research already exists showing physical effects from wireless radiation. There are at least 4000 studies that show various physical effects (bioinitiative.org). Among the many demonstrated effects are heart attack and clouded thinking. Therefore, this technology will not make the road safer; it will make it more dangerous. Further, 10 to15% of the population (Thats 30MM to 45 MM people) is apparently allergic to wireless radiation (called radio frequency sickness). This technology in cars and the attendant high radiation power densities polluting busy roadways will prevent such people from being in or driving cars. Radio frequency illness is a recognized disability in some countries. It should be in the US as well. If it were recognized as a disability right now, the Americans with Disabilities Act would preclude the government from taking action that would in effect deny access to the roadways to all the people with this disability.
Posted on: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 15:39:39 +0000
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