Your Fleet Vehicles Have Driver-Assist Tech. Does Your Policy Know That?
You may have seen this story making the rounds: Tesla drivers in China are buying $30 plastic doll heads and mounting them near the cabin camera to fool the driver monitoring system. One guy reportedly drove 30 minutes on the highway — one hand in a bag of sunflower seeds, the other holding a phone — while a fake Dwayne Johnson head convinced the car everything was fine. It's a funny image. It's also a perfect example of what happens when technology outpaces the policies meant to govern it — and in commercial fleets, that gap is wider than most operators realize.