&gt;&gt;It shouldn&#x27;t be possible to disable safety features.<p>Here really it needs to be defined what qualifies as safety. The act of driving(in certain circumstances) in itself is unsafe by many a definition, by relinquishing control to the driver you open all the risks that likely to occur. Its hard to draw the boundary as to what is safe and what isn&#x27;t. Please tell me should cars carry mandatory breath analyzers? and disable ignition in case the analyzer finds traces of alcohol in the breath? Should there be a detector to check if the driver at the wheel has been well rested a night before? A detector to check if the driver isn&#x27;t in rage? These scenarios only increase exponentially, but remember when you relinquish control to the driver you now open door for all risks equally. Therefore you can&#x27;t handle all the thousands of situations, instead what you do is remind the user of the responsibility, double check the user decision and then relinquish the control to the user.<p>Therefore in all seriousness, if you take control of the car regardless of the situation you are really responsible. Even if you control the car through your phone.