A car that can tell when you’re texting and driving

WATERLOO — The student sits in front of a bank of computer screens that replicate the experience of driving down a busy Waterloo street.

He sits in a bucket-style car seat, with one hand on the steering wheel. When he reaches for his Tim Hortons coffee cup, a robotic voice barks out, "Careful!" and keeps nagging until he puts the cup down.

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