The driving context subsystem was generally seen as a positive, reasonable, and generally feasible.
One respondent noted that while generally feasible, there may not be access to all the information
available in all of the vehicles. Furthermore, the respondent noted that since “driving conditions”
are inferences, drivers may be subject to errors. Another commented that it may be valuable to
consider other contextual factors, such as traffic congestion or school zones. One reviewer had a
specific concern about the inclusion of advisory speed limits. Since many drivers can maneuver
curves at higher speeds than the posted advisory, this could result in mistrust or lack of confidence
in road markings.