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'''Roadware''' is a computer software that pilots [[human]] cars. Roadware is required by law<ref>[[Media: | '''Roadware''' is a computer software that pilots [[human]] cars. Roadware is required by law<ref>[[Media:ILB_Law_abiding.ogg|ILB_Law_abiding.ogg]]</ref> to be enabled when the car is traveling at high speeds,<ref>[http://transmit.ilovebees.com/outbound/results_are_results.wav results_are_results.wav]</ref> as most humans lack the necessary reflexes to drive safely. In addition to keeping the passengers safe, Roadware registers the car on the planet's [[surveillance grid]] to be monitored by the [[civilian security forces]] or the [[Colonial Administration Authority|CAA]].<ref>[http://transmit.ilovebees.com/outbound/black_taxi.wav black_taxi.wav]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:00, March 23, 2022
Roadware is a computer software that pilots human cars. Roadware is required by law[1] to be enabled when the car is traveling at high speeds,[2] as most humans lack the necessary reflexes to drive safely. In addition to keeping the passengers safe, Roadware registers the car on the planet's surveillance grid to be monitored by the civilian security forces or the CAA.[3]
