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Fuck CarsEnglish • 1 year ago

DOT Researchers Suggested a Way to Make Big Trucks Safer. After Meeting With Lobbyists, Agency Officials Rejected the Idea.

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DOT Researchers Suggested a Way to Make Big Trucks Safer. After Meeting With Lobbyists, Agency Officials Rejected the Idea.

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Fuck CarsEnglish • 1 year ago

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The Department of Transportation allowed trucking lobbyists to review an unpublished report recommending a safety device that could save lives by preventing pedestrians and cyclists from getting crushed under large trucks.

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Sundance
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Do you have a link? Interested in seeing what the device was
- @Hypersapien
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  3•1 year ago
  OP linked to the article
  - Sundance
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    3•1 year ago
    Oh. Now I see it. Mobile view is misleading Thanks

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