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Does it go off when you start moving or when the handbrake is released?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roneyjd6
It may sound odd but on our Forester, if I pull the handbrake on slightly when driving, the passenger can access the on-screen controls for the phone and GPS. The car assumes the car is stopped. I must wire in a switch one day...
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Originally Posted by p38arover
Was told could do the same handbrake trick in my aftermarket Pioneer fitted to my D2a - not that I ever tried it.
The noted idea of different screen views for driver and passenger could have some merit, but would still I suspect be a potential distraction.
Just remember - no movie screens to be visible anywhere from the front seats - rear seats only. There was the recent case where a driver was booked in the Hunter Valley because the person in the front passenger seat had a lap top open and it was considered the screen could be visible to the driver.
Garry
Yes, but the [passenger side of the split screen is not visible to the driver - Laptop would / could be.Quote:
Originally Posted by 101RRS
Ok - well do it and see how far you get if a cop is beside you - good luck when you try to fight it in court.
Why not simply give the passenger a book or some crosswords to do if they get boored.
Having a dvd going in the front is not only illegal, It is lunacy.
Come on guys, he asked a simple question..he didnt ask for "ur an idiot if you do it", simply can it be done, if you have a solution...offer it....then follow it up with the disclaimer otherwise stfu
If the authorities ever had the balls to do that the roads would be deserted. 🤪Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
AlanH.
Could not agree more.Quote:
Originally Posted by walahbro