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HGD
With 440,000 you may as well ride it out for couple more years. Could be life changing by then :)

Eye
Once cars starting hitting the tarmac Iam sure things will change pretty fast ( As in 6-18 months)

Depending what OEMs we get this year or so, where we are in aviation & how fleets moving true value might be in 2021 or 2022 though?

I reckon 5.9p overall.
Bought from 3/4p Years ago, all the way to 13.2p & all the way down to 3p & back upto 5p. Trying to be sensible now until news then will have a dabble no doubt but only in SIPPs or ISAs.
Holding too many but thats the gambler in me.

Hopefully as my Mrs says we keep reminding me that iam delaying retirement lol

Driver fatigue and drowsy driving is a major safety hazard for all vehicles using Australia’s roads. In fact driver fatigue is a leading contributor to heavy vehicle crashes in Australia, with some studies showing fatigue involved in one eighth of Australian heavy vehicle crashes.

More people in NSW died in fatigue-related crashes than drink driving crashes in the last five years. This is not surprising when you take into account that being awake for about 17 hours has a similar effect on performance as a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.05.

The Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) attempts to address that hazard by imposing various obligations, including counting time and record keeping requirements, to ensure that the main causes of fatigue are addressed.

https://www.holdingredlich.com/getting-your-fatigue-compliance-requirements-right

https://www.prnewswire.com/il/news-releases/this-is-how-seat-explores-the-future-832556636.html

Sent to him ( Robert L. Sumwalt) on Linkedin as funny enough he added me couple weeks

Govt throwing £2 billion at it, lets hope we get a sniff at some of it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Systems_Tempest

Steve
Bit of banter & disagreeing on here is ok. Calling people on here Old perverts is a tad childish, especially when cant spell the word.

Take a long look in the mirror, you really making yourself look the fool ;)

Seeing2020
Good point, i presume also not at last weeks meeting where the guy on here said he sat with him for ages chatting.

I will see whos up for a trip to Oz soon to go ask all these questions.

Steve
Everyone's dissapointed with SP, we all prefer it sitting 10p-20p atm iam sure.

Management Jurys still out for me, see what deals they close in the short term.
Talking the talk needs to be followed by walking the walk i agree.

Hopeful potential for sure, if others announcing all the wins I would be like you maybe but until that happens i will stay positive. Watching SEE at CES in BMWs tent, said alot for me. How many Tier 2 suppliers are asked to present/be present on one of the biggest car companies in the World? While competition stuck out by the bogs somewhere.

Sell what may by June? Lets see?

I feel it could be a Baxter sell at 4.4p statement.

I would filter but watching peoples rants is far too hilarious. I bet a Saturday afternoon when the footy team just lost makes interesting reading from those types.

Dont quite get it though, if your not happy press the sell button and move on :)

Legislation surely has to be brought in soon in USA

It's a safe bet that Banner wasn't looking at the road ahead of the vehicle in the last few seconds of his life. If he had, he surely would have noticed a truck pulling out in front of his vehicle. Even if he couldn't have fully stopped his car in the 4.5 seconds the car was pulling in front of him, Banner certainly could have slowed the vehicle down. Yet telemetry shows that the vehicle didn't slow down at all—suggesting that neither Banner nor the Autopilot software realized that a crash was imminent.

One thing driver-assistance systems can do is to force drivers to keep their eyes on the road. Cadillac's Super Cruise technology does just that, using a driver-facing camera to observe where a driver is looking. If Banner's Model 3 had had this feature, he might have noticed the truck crossing in front of his path and stopped in time to save his life.

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/02/i-was-just-shaking-new-documents-reveal-details-of-fatal-tesla-crash/

WHL
All these self driving tests going on and no one else doing it. Add USA wanting monitoring and SEE only ones I would expect to see something pop up in accounts.

But Iam also waiting for some Waymo or uber announcement on the 1st contract to be announced so wtf doni know lol

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.autoblog.com/amp/2020/02/09/house-hearing-self-driving-cars/

Could Toyota be with Qualcomm?
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/automotive/automotive-wireless-solutions

Lexus IS Denso but how does the jigsaw work?

https://www.telematicswire.net/2020/01/08/denso-and-qualcomm-to-develop-next-generation-****pit-systems/

Updates Coming
Sato told Automotive News Europe that Lexus hopes to eventually roll out assisted driving technology to all of its vehicles, depending on that regulatory variety, framing the decision as a matter of making roads safer.

The charts have us rising apparently but it’s all double Dutch to me. But he’s usually right I see.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/2jC0jy4j/

Buffett
Starts June in small numbers. Depends on payment terms etc I guess.
They seem confident can do $30 mil plus in 2nd half so the money has to come from somewhere.

Lexus will unveil this year a vehicle with an advanced driver-assistance feature, called Highway Teammate, that will allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel on highways, Lexus president Koji Sato told Automotive News Europe. Drivers will have to keep their eyes on the road while using the system, Sato added.

The system’s described capabilities resemble those of General Motors’ Super Cruise, which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel on highways that have been mapped by GM. As with Highway Teammate, Super Cruise users must watch the road.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.businessinsider.sg/lexus-tesla-autopilot-rival-is-coming-this-year-2020-2/amp/