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22 March 2019

Advocate Daily: Vehicle ‘Black Boxes' Need Tighter Rules

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Event data recorders (EDRs) that track and improve vehicle safety have become standard in most vehicles.
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Event data recorders (EDRs) that track and improve vehicle safety have become standard in most vehicles. In a recent article by Advocate Daily titled: Vehicle 'black boxes' need tighter rules, Siskinds lawyer Peter Dillon addresses privacy concerns regarding EDRs that monitor vehicle behaviour without consent. To read the full article visit bit.ly/2UOoTA0

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