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truckers in numerous committees and various forums on the local, state, national, and international levels NHTSA s request for comments mentions the possibility event data recorders could directly affect owneroperators, motor carriers and professional drivers, including members of OOIDA NHTSA asks many questions related to the practicality and privacy concerns surrounding the use of event data recorders on motor vehicles NHTSA has spent considerable time exploring the use of EDRs to fulfill its own regulatory agenda OOIDA does not believe, however, that NHTSA has sufficiently explored the more generalized privacy implications of EDRs and the many ways that data collected by EDRs could be used, and misused, outside of accident investigations and vehicle safety activities In this regard, OOIDA s comments highlight three general areas of concern.

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First, OOIDA is concerned that while the definition of EDRs for this request is narrowed to device that records information in the seconds prior to an impact event, the choice of this increment will artificially limit the comments that are submitted to NHTSA An increment of seconds, while seemingly assuring, is arbitrary and not tied to limitations inherent in the equipment anticipated Data storage technology has improved dramatically such that the capability for collecting and storing data for seconds will not differ substantially from a device that can collect and store such data for minutes, hours, and even longer periods of time Thus, it is OOIDA s view that any discussion of EDR privacy concerns should presume EDRs that can collect and store data for long periods of time not associated with a vehicle accident unless the law puts limits on EDRs.