Videos of people using Vision Pro behind the wheel, not only do they leave the police cold, but the situation has also been commented on minipage of the US Department of Transportation. Pete Buttigieg stated that all current systems in commonly available cars, including Tesla, are designed so that the driver behind the wheel is always ready to intervene in the steering and it is therefore not possible to use any device that would prevent him from doing so or distract him from driving in any way, including Vision Pro.
Interestingly, he also commented on the situation minipage of the infrastructure of the Netherlands, where Vision Pro does not sell, as in the rest of the world, except the USA. Mark Harbers, miniThe Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management stated that driving with Apple Vision Pro it falls under the criminal offense of reckless driving, for which in the Netherlands there is a risk of a fine of up to €8700, i.e. CZK 220, or imprisonment for up to 000 months.
It seems it's only a matter of time before Apple implements to Vision Pro a function that prevents their use while driving. However, the question is how Vision Pro it recognizes whether you are behind the wheel or just a passenger. However, it is likely that Apple he will come up with a solution because he takes the security of users very seriously and even if the use is Vision Pro purely their decision behind the wheel, it is likely that i Apple itself will offer some kind of security solution.
I think it won't be a problem for glasses cameras to monitor hands, steering wheel...
@redakce: I am adding information, Vision Pro since its release it recognizes the steering wheel in the vehicle and cannot be used, so all those videos are fake... just search the internet if you don't believe...