Should the government enforce mandatory GPS tracking in all vehicles to monitor driving behavior and improve road safety?

Yes but only on people with points on their licence or previous history of dangerous driving

Too complex for a yes/no answer, but this should be debated and a decision made based on factual information and a balance of practicality and morality.

Yes, but only for those convicted of road related offences, sex offenders and people aged under 21 years old.

I really don't mind, got nothing to hide. But maybe the device could be installed to drivers who have a speeding offence

Yes, but only used for those who have committed a motoring offence and to be removed after a certain period of time

Yes but it should not be unaffordable for people with cars. Companies must already install them with a marginal to no effect of the purchase price for the consumer

Yes, for drivers who have continuously been caught driving irresponsibly on the road.

Yes, for people who have previously been caught driving dangerously (i.e speeding, running a red light). People with more serious offences (i.e DUI, at fault of an accident) should have to retake their driving test before being allowed to drive.

i only agree that road safety should be improved the government should not be monitoring people’s gps

GPS tracking should not be used, however road safety is important and use of black box technology for example to mandatory for all drivers to monitor driving behaviour rather than location tracking

I can see a need for speed and acceleration monitoring, but, not the government should not have access to location information

No leave us alone you'll only use it to catch people out and make us pay for fines but you won't put them on rich people's cars or people In power

No, the government has enough control and this feels like a step towards further government control.

I can see both sides, if it makes driving safer then great but it depends who is monitoring the data.

could be useful to track stolen vehicles however dont see how this would be implemented as someone will find a way to disable it..

Maybe put in vehicles where the drivers have points on their licences or who are being monitored for other offences. Also put more cameras on pedestrian crossings.

Yes, for an efficient network including self driving vehicles to work the location of every vehicle on the road should be known at all times

I see why it would be useful and would help get bad drivers off of the roads but privacy is also a right.

No, there are other ways to tackle road safety and reckless driving

No, this is a violation of personal privacy and a breach of international human rights.

If someone is caught tailgating or speeding/driving unsafely- the consequences must reflect this and a tracker may be a good option for this.

Not for monitoring people's driving but yes for locations it could be useful incase someone goes missing or gets lost

Only for those who have committed traffic offences, and on a short-term basis for the most minor offences.

Yes; for R plate drivers, anyone who has points on their license, and anyone over pension age.

No, only for drivers who have previously committed offences.

Only to people that have not driven safely on the road before or criminals who are out of jail

yes, but only those with points on their licence, duis etc

Yes, but only if the driver has committed a crime or their vehicle has been stolen in the past.

Yes, but only if they have a criminal history or history of traffic accidents

No, that will not solve the issue of reckless driving

This should be mandatory for all young, new and elderly drivers

Yes, but use of data needs to be highly regulated to avoid misuse and governemtn over reach

Only to the elderly, there are more people over a certain age not being honest with their sight and health problems.

Encouraged but not mandatory. Unless you have a job that relies on you being a safe driver then understandably it may be a requirement in that situation.

Too much government overreach is bad. They already in some cases have more than they should. If they were allowed to do that, they could track your car 24/7. There is better ways about fixing bad driving and drunk driving on the roads.