Driver input alteration

In Simple Terms

This rule ensures that any changes to a driver's steering, throttle, or brake inputs must come directly from the driver themselves—not from the car's computer making adjustments on its own. The car's data logs must accurately show what the driver actually did, with no hidden alterations.

• Only direct driver actions can modify inputs like steering, throttle, and brakes
• The driver must deliberately and consciously command any input changes
• Telemetry data must truthfully record the driver's actual inputs without electronic manipulation
• Prohibits systems that secretly alter driver commands without clear driver initiation