So, I’ll give you an example that I think sits well in this domain. Today, there’s tax on fuel. If everything will become electric, the government will get less money from taxes, because people will drive less on cars that are based on fuel, they will move to electric cars. And I think we both agree that everything will become electric…in two years, five years, seven years, every new car in the end. Now the governments are unfortunately smarter than us. Everywhere around the world there are discussions about moving to taxation that is based on mileage. You pay based on the miles you drove instead of the fuel you used. And the governments are doing it in order not to lose money when we move to electric vehicles. That’s one of the main reasons. So this is an example of how automotive connectivity is very important, even for smart transportation or in urban areas, in order to enable those new taxation models because someone will need to monitor the car and see how many miles you drove so you pay the tax.