"I got criticized for giving "Pedal Black Park" to my father-in-law in his 70s."

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A woman's story has been told that she was criticized by her husband and in-laws for buying her father-in-law a "pedal black box" for proof of sudden acceleration.

On the 6th, author A shared his anecdote in an online community. According to A, the father-in-law's vehicle in his mid-70s does not have a rear camera, but only a front camera.

"My father kept saying it was time to change the black box, so I thought I should change it for him," A said, "I ordered a four-channel full set of front, rear, pedal black boxes and indoor instrument panels for sudden acceleration evidence."

However, rather than being grateful, the husband was rather angry. The husband questioned, "Why did you send a black box that suddenly started when you only had to send the black box at the back?"According to

, A said, "It seems that sudden acceleration accidents only occur to elderly drivers these days. Dad, isn't there a chance something unfair could happen while you're still driving? I ordered it because I thought it would be good for evidence," he explained.

Then the husband said, "Isn't it because I'm afraid my dad will lie suddenly?" Mr. A said, "What are you talking about? There is no evidence that the elderly claim sudden acceleration. If it's really sudden, it's evidence."

"My husband says I did something wrong. I was upset, saying, "Did I give you a presumptuous gift?"

Netizens said, "If you take it that way, you can take herbal medicine." "My husband seems to see his father as a potential accident trigger," "How do I live with such a person?" and "I agree with that black box. It's not someone else's business," he said.

Meanwhile, as of last year, the average age of drivers of pedal malfunction accidents was 67, with a large number of elderly people.

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team