> “The crash driver’s employer, Apple, is a tech leader, but like most employers, has yet to develop a distracted driving policy,” Sumwalt said.
Are employers really supposed to police what their employees do when they aren't working?
Are employers really supposed to police what their employees do when they aren't working?
So that when shit like this happens, you can legitimately say “We ask employees to not play games while driving.”
It’s utterly pointless, but makes the company and the regulator feel good?