"Just to clarify, Jason isn't just an employee at Rapido - he's the founder, owner and chief train nerd (and British bus fanatic). He's raised the bar (really high) on high-fidelity scale model trains, mainly for the previously under-served Canadian market and is busy expanding into the US and UK markets as well. He's also been incredibly transparent about how model manufacturing works including the financial challenges, so many of us have learned lots about that particular manufacturing segment from Rapido's newsletters and their YouTube channel."

"This seems to be going in the wrong direction. The need is to detect someone's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle or (in the case of a workplace) a potentially hazardous machine. What are the key factors that determine impairment? Things like reaction time, situational awareness, effective control and so on. Given that a car (machine, etc) is external to the human body, surely there's a way to use a hand-held device to test those factors directly and thus determine a level of impairment based on standards."