Norwegian neuroscience research (forskning.no)
Brain researchers explain that the human brain cannot safely split attention between driving and touchscreen interaction.
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Car control
- Lock / unlock
- Open trunk
- Open frunk
- Open driver door
- Open passenger door
- Open rear doors
- Open charge port
- Regenerative braking
- Glovebox
- Fold mirrors
- Wipers
Climate
- Adjust temperature
- Climate on / off
- Seat heaters
- Steering wheel heater
- Bioweapon defence
- Dog mode
- Camp mode
- Keep climate on
- Fan speed
Media
- Play
- Pause
- Next track
- Previous track
- Volume up
- Volume down
Other
- Thank you hazards
- Force manual wipers on autopilot
- Ctrl-Stripe indicator animation
- Ctrl-Stripe braking animation
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Why physical controls save lives
Physical buttons allow drivers to act by muscle memory — without visual confirmation. This allows for more attention on the road. Below are independent studies, expert opinions, and regulatory responses that explain why this matters.
VTI – Swedish National Road & Transport Research Institute
Touchscreen use resulted in longer eyes-off-road time and poorer lane control.
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Cars relying solely on touchscreens may lose safety points.
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