A woman participating in the Google Glass Explorer program , Cecilia Abadie , was called yesterday near San Diego, California, while driving while wearing Google's "smart" glasses
The officer who cut the call believed that Google Glass, thanks to the projection screen they display in front of the eyes, could distract the driver from driving, creating dangers for the driver. According to the law, a driver is prohibited from having a television or other type of screen that displays a projection signal in front of the back of his seat.
And so, the incident seems to raise questions regarding the legal status of using Google Glass while driving, which is particularly concerning given that Google's gadget is expected to become, over time and with the release of consumer version , more mainstream...
Source: digitallife.gr
