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I drive a 2004 truck, it's not as big as the newer trucks but it's still pretty big. My 2004 truck also has 0 sensors on it and no cameras. If I were driving a
by chris_money202 4mo ago
I drive a 2004 truck, it's not as big as the newer trucks but it's still pretty big. My 2004 truck also has 0 sensors on it and no cameras. If I were driving a newer truck, I believe pedestrians would be safer because of the added safety sensors and cameras.
- RIMR 4mo agoWell, the statistics say otherwise, so I don't get the argument you're making. That you would trust the car's sensors over your own observations and judgments might actually mean you'd be a more dangerous driver in a newer truck.
- chris_money202 4mo agoDon't recall saying I would trust them over my own judgement, they are an additional layer of perception
- RIMR 4mo agoWhat you did say, anecdotally, is that pedestrians would be safer, in direct response to being presented with empirical evidence that pedestrians are, in fact, not safer... So my point here is that, whatever argument you are making, it is already debunked. You're arguing against statistics with platitudes.