alan auerbach
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First the big screens went in police cruisers. Couldn't locate them in front of the driver because that's where the instrument display is, so the screen went in the middle of the dash, and (at least in those I've seen), aimed straight back instead of being canted (turned) toward the driver.
Now Teslas have them. You'd think they'd be located more to the left, since there's nothing else on the dash in front of the driver. And that the closer it's located to the center of the dash, the more it would be turned toward the driver.
Why isn't that done in Teslas? Before the CT interior is finalized, I hope Mr. Musk will hire an ergonomist (human factors engineer).
Now Teslas have them. You'd think they'd be located more to the left, since there's nothing else on the dash in front of the driver. And that the closer it's located to the center of the dash, the more it would be turned toward the driver.
Why isn't that done in Teslas? Before the CT interior is finalized, I hope Mr. Musk will hire an ergonomist (human factors engineer).
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