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I absolutely do not buy it, and all of the studies I've seen don't support it. The best analogy is trying to maintain a conversation with anyone standing in fro
by brailsafe 3y ago
I absolutely do not buy it, and all of the studies I've seen don't support it. The best analogy is trying to maintain a conversation with anyone standing in front of you; sound doesn't travel well in opposite directions enough for any practical benefit, until you're right next to them.
Every lane-splitter when I drive in Cali surprises me, and I'm shocked I haven't accidentally hit one.