What problem is the government trying to solve?, The increasing number of stolen cars, Traffic accidents and dangerous driving, Air pollution caused by cars, Traffic congestion, What does the government propose creating?, A new type of driving licence, A national road-safety app, A driver credit score, A system of automatic fines, What would be installed in every vehicle?, A camera and a microphone, A GPS and a computer, A breathalyser and a camera, A speed detector and a microphone, What would the system collect?, Only information about accidents, Information about people's behaviour while driving, Only information about speeding, Information about the condition of the car, What could happen to a driver's credit score?, It could affect the driver's access to certain services., It would determine the driver's salary., It would determine whether the person could buy a car., It would automatically cancel the driver's licence., What is one argument in favour of the system?, It could make driving cheaper., It could make roads safer., It could reduce traffic., It could make cars more comfortable., What is the main concern about the system?, It would be too expensive to install., It might collect too much personal information., It would make cars difficult to drive., It could increase the number of accidents., What two ideas are in conflict in the dilemma?, Freedom and convenience, Privacy and public safety, Technology and education, Wealth and equality, What does the video encourage viewers to consider?, Whether technology should replace human decisions, Whether governments should ban cars, How we should balance individual rights and the common good, How people can improve their driving skills, Why is this considered an ethical dilemma?, Because there is no clear answer that satisfies everyone., Because the technology doesn't exist yet., Because governments cannot collect any information., Because people generally dislike cameras.

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