Automakers Say ‘Google It’ to U.S. Distraction Guidelines: Cars

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Drivers, start your cars and fire up your Wi-Fi. And please don’t crash while tweeting or making dinner reservations on the interstate.

That’s the message from automakers that want to sell lots of vehicles enabled for Wi-Fi, Facebook and Twitter and drown out critics warning of a catastrophe on the nation’s roads as driver distractions proliferate.