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>Boring example: the European driving cycle only defines measurements up to a top speed of 130km/h. So it's legal for manufacturers to ignore regulations from 1
by zardo 9y ago
>Boring example: the European driving cycle only defines measurements up to a top speed of 130km/h. So it's legal for manufacturers to ignore regulations from 131km/h onwards.
Just because it's not on the cycle, does not mean regulations don't apply. It means they are not verifying compliance.
- InternetOfStuff 9y agoYep, but being in compliance with the regulations is defined as being in compliance with the cycle (I agree it's dumb).
- zardo 9y agoAh, well I haven't read the euro regs, but that's not how it works in the US or Canada.