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Well, on the bright side, for once this wouldn't disproportionately hurt the poor *at least not for a couple decades*, since the poor don't buy new cars.

In the application, Ford discusses using cars to monitor each others speeds. If one car detects that a nearby vehicle is being driven above the posted limit, it could use onboard cameras to photograph that vehicle. A report containing both speed data and images of the targeted vehicle could then be sent directly to a police car or roadside monitoring units via an Internet connection, according to Ford.

Well, crap, I stand corrected.