Colorado is considering a bill that would allow people to drive adorable Japanese tiny-trucks on most of the state’s roads. US car manufacturers are fighting against the bill.
Want to legally drive a Japanese mini-truck in Colorado? You may soon be able to
How do they do in crash tests? Are there blind spots?
Cars a death machines. We need to regulate them.
Low speeds isnt a risk. But if it's a danger to its occupants or pedestrians/cyclists, it shouldn't be on the road
They do fine in crashes... Against normal sized cars. They get absolutely obliterated by trucks and SUVs.
Most of them don't go over 55, and aren't highway legal because of that.
I am definitely going to die if I get hit by an SUV on my motorbike, but I'm free to drive that to work all the time. I fail to see how a mini-car is materially different while we allow other dangerous vehicles on the road by the same definition.
Right, but your motor bike isn't a threat to the companies that line lawmakers pockets to provide us with only large expensive and mostly useless trucks.
Can't your motorbike go over 100kmph?
My bicycle isn't highway legal, so its allowed on roads other than the highways with min speed requirements.
I don't think cars can be banned wholesale just because they can't drive on some highways
