Clearly you have no concept of safe driving. The Dev's, on the other hand are far more interested in safe 'PC' driving behaviour than you are.
Just look as these statistics.....
Two percent of distracted drivers admitted that switching radio stations or adjusting the stereo volume or vehicle temperature led to a fatal mistake.
Another two percent of distracted drivers were either eating or drinking when the fatal crash occurred. A morning pit stop at Starbucks or a local coffee shop can avoid this careless, unnecessary risk.
Drivers who reached for their GPS device or headphones accounted for around two percent as well.
Outside person, object or event (such as rubbernecking)
It’s difficult to resist temptation to gawk at off-road drama or post-wreck cleanup, but 7 percent of the distracted drivers in Erie’s report should have. Parents’ advice to “keep your eyes on the wheel” at all times should carry through adulthood.
Detaching from reality can prove useful when recharging creative energies or simply taking a respite from a hectic day. However, driving doing so while driving can be fatal.
Driving "in a fog" or seemingly on autopilot is, above all, the riskiest driving behavior cited in Erie's report. According to the insurer, daydreamers accounted for a whopping 62 percent of distracted drivers involved in road fatalities.
http://www.propertycasualty360.com/2013/04/11/10-deadliest-driving-distractions?page=11
Keep LFS safe, avoid stupid distraction choices and focus on your driving, not your 'mixtape soundz'
Just look as these statistics.....
Two percent of distracted drivers admitted that switching radio stations or adjusting the stereo volume or vehicle temperature led to a fatal mistake.
Another two percent of distracted drivers were either eating or drinking when the fatal crash occurred. A morning pit stop at Starbucks or a local coffee shop can avoid this careless, unnecessary risk.
Drivers who reached for their GPS device or headphones accounted for around two percent as well.
Outside person, object or event (such as rubbernecking)
It’s difficult to resist temptation to gawk at off-road drama or post-wreck cleanup, but 7 percent of the distracted drivers in Erie’s report should have. Parents’ advice to “keep your eyes on the wheel” at all times should carry through adulthood.
Detaching from reality can prove useful when recharging creative energies or simply taking a respite from a hectic day. However, driving doing so while driving can be fatal.
Driving "in a fog" or seemingly on autopilot is, above all, the riskiest driving behavior cited in Erie's report. According to the insurer, daydreamers accounted for a whopping 62 percent of distracted drivers involved in road fatalities.
http://www.propertycasualty360.com/2013/04/11/10-deadliest-driving-distractions?page=11
Keep LFS safe, avoid stupid distraction choices and focus on your driving, not your 'mixtape soundz'
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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/318199-28-assigning-programs-sound-cards
Sweet, so whats so hard about selecting a different default prior to running LFS ?
Considering what else needs doing to bring the game into 2015 I'd suggest this issue is a bit down the priority list.
https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/72257-Do-you-listen-music-while-you-drive%3F
Up there is another option for driving soundz.........
Sweet, so whats so hard about selecting a different default prior to running LFS ?
Considering what else needs doing to bring the game into 2015 I'd suggest this issue is a bit down the priority list.
https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/72257-Do-you-listen-music-while-you-drive%3F
Up there is another option for driving soundz.........
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