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>Okay, if this is how it is, then why are they allowed on the road? Because they meet all of the legal requirements to be operated on public roads.
by Hamuko 7y ago
>Okay, if this is how it is, then why are they allowed on the road?
Because they meet all of the legal requirements to be operated on public roads.
- andrepd 7y agoLol, obviously I'm asking why is this the legal requirement.
- bendbro 7y agoBecause the average person is not an exasperated phd student with a strange dislike of speedy cars, I'd guess
- andrepd 7y agoVery funny you would say that because you don't know me at all. I go to tracks whenever I can and I'm saving to buy my own track car as soon as I'm a more settled position in my life. So your ad hominem judgement hardly holds water, does it? I simply have the honesty and self-reflection capabilities to realise that "speedy cars" commit mass murder on a daily basis, and hence performance cars should probably not be road legal unless fitted with a limiter.
- Hamuko 7y agoCould you please post some statistic when it comes to daily hypercar fatalities.