More people are talking about Ford’s new Curve Control Safety System, planned for release in 2011.

Last week CarGurus.com was worried about the potential safety risk of this system, designed to adjust the speed at which drivers take curves. Ford hopes this will help to eliminate some 50,000 mishaps every year. T Griffith at Car Gurus is worried that the system will misinterpret the driver’s intentions and intervene when it should have left well enough alone. A valid worry: read his article to get the full picture.

Today, Automoblog has offered its opinion. Instead of talking about the risk, they seem to think this is most
beneficial to people who maybe shouldn’t be driving in the first place. Check out their candid and rather funny comments here. If nothing else, it’s a great example of typing while muttering under your breath.

The Car Talk guys have a discussion going on their Website, asking people to contribute their best summer driving tips.

If you — like a lot of us — have any kind of road trip ahead of you, check it out. See what tips others have provided and leave a few of your own.

If, however, your plans involve more commuting than traveling, you might make better use of Automoblog’s “Trivial Traffic Travels,” good advice to make your drive to work more pleasant. Or just more tolerable.

And forget the old saying: sometimes free advice is worth more than you pay for it.