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You may say that it has better visibility, but I’m not so sure. Large SUVs and trucks have terrible close-in visibility, and huge front blind spots. If what you
by noodlesUK 6y ago
You may say that it has better visibility, but I’m not so sure. Large SUVs and trucks have terrible close-in visibility, and huge front blind spots. If what you’re looking for isn’t a car, but perhaps a child or a pedestrian, you stand a much better chance of seeing them in a civic or similar, and a much lower chance of killing them.
- unstatusthequo 6y agoNot sure. High truck could roll over completely where civic might smash. Just sayin’
- codycraven 6y agoThe most dangerous blindspots for me is the front columns to the side of the windshield. Surprisingly my small-ish Mazda CX-5 has much worse visibility in these blindspots than my Ram 1500 (because they are closer to my face in the Mazda, blocking a larger field of view). Old vehicles didn't have this same danger because we didn't shove airbags into them.
- Gibbon1 6y agoI've rented late model trucks and the visibility is terrible compared to the cargo vans I habitually drive.