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I believe the article is suggesting they prevent it, rather than cause it, because they break up the flow. So at the moment it's more likely to happen if a chi
by ZeroGravitas 3y ago
I believe the article is suggesting they prevent it, rather than cause it, because they break up the flow.
So at the moment it's more likely to happen if a child opens a rear window, but in a future with side mirrors replaced by cameras that might not be true any more.