Automatic headlights and wipers, humongous touchscreens, countless sensors, autonomous emergency braking – the list of technology in modern cars is longer than ever before. All of these features often come in seriously handy, too, taking a sizeable chunk of effort out of everyday driving.
However, if you’re shopping for a new car that’s adorned with all of this lovely gadgetry, I urge you to do one thing: remember that it’s there to assist you as a driver, not replace you.
All too often I’ll be driving along the motorway with numerous cars creeping far too closely towards the centre white line, or there are countless people driving without their lights on at night, or in rain and fog.
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