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Now using so-called artificial intelligence, Strasbourg has
deployed its first car-sharing radar on the M35.
These thermal radars, which are beginning to be used in
France, detect the number of people in a vehicle and penalize drivers who drive
alone in the shared lane with a fine of 135 euros.
As in the United States for years, France has lanes arranged
to transport those who travel accompanied more quickly, as a way to encourage
sharing vehicles.
The difference is that in France, a country that is
experiencing the growth of poverty and the loss of freedoms, the people feel
even more offended at being watched by a machine that they claim has no reason
to exist.
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