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"The intuitive way to mitigate such pedestrian safety risks would be to shrink the size of the largest car models. But American automakers have shown -- (link)
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mr mooch
Have we tried growing the size of the largest pedestrians? -- nm
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Dano (aka dano)
Oct 2 '24, 11:04
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Yes -- nm
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Alien: Romulus
Oct 2, 12:38
It has been considered. -- (link)
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Beryllium
Oct 2, 11:11
[mastodon]
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This gives me an idea for a John Wick action sequence. -- nm
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Max
Oct 2, 11:26
Heh. My car is technically an SUV, but when you see it next to actual SUVs you realize how small it is.
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Barony Bunch
Oct 2, 11:18
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Compact SUV here (2010 Ford Escape) -- nm
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Beryllium
Oct 2, 11:34
Mine looks big and chunky but I still have trouble seeing around the big boys in the parking lot. -- nm
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Meg
Oct 2, 11:21
Brilliant! Cease all semaglutide production! -- nm
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Barony Bunch
Oct 2, 11:06
Yes, please get off our backs about that. -- nm
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Big Processed Food
Oct 2, 11:06
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