Speaker: Justice (Jay) Hudson
Justice (Jay) Hudson: Hi, everyone. My name is Jay and I use a to ensure that I'm staying safe on the road and that my parents are aware of where I'm going and the speed I'm traveling and just making sure I'm overall safe on the road.
Justice (Jay) Hudson: Autism has been used in my family's routine for almost a good two years now, no matter who I'm going to be driving with or if I'm driving by myself, my parents wanted to make sure that we had a reliable app that was gonna let them know in case of an emergency when or if I just needed assistance or just to make sure they had something to read ch like all my drives that way, if there was a skill that I wasn't confident on or they just felt I needed to improve on, we could work with it and we have autos in to give us a detailed report of last time I had tried to use these skills. Last time I drove on a certain road or in a certain weather condition. And that way we can really pinpoint the places and things that I needed to improve on.
Justice (Jay) Hudson: I would say what sets AutoZone apart is their features. Like I haven't seen anything else in the app store or online just out there in general that's gonna cater towards everything that you can need to keep your loved ones safe. One of my favorite features is the emergency alert in case of an accident or you're stuck somewhere and you don't have the ability to dial and help for yourself. AutoZone has a feature in the app that is going to alert the co correct emergency services for you. I also like the privacy bubble. I personally haven't used it, but if you or your coach need like a little bit of privacy during a drive, you can enable that and then turn it off whenever you feel like it, that way everybody can make sure that they're being protected and safe while also still having the peace of mind that they're not going to be watched at every given moment.
