Mechanical products do fail.
What Caused the Toyota Acceleration Problem?
The deadly Toyota acceleration problem was reportedly caused by defective floor mats that slid onto the accelerator pedal.topclassactions.com
knowing the parking lot rather well the vehicle would have need to have the accelerator pretty much wide open and no braking for a path finder to be going that fast.
got the license plate from a friend that works there. interesting they haven't release the name yet. One can only speculate.
Got it, agreed.
Of course it is, and you know exactly what they were referring to with it as well.
Sure, someone could have started that way. But what's the normal reaction to that? It's to reflexively pull your foot back, not press down harder. No way the car would have jumped the curb while navigating a sharp right to turn into front of the store, rammed through the window, and driven all the way to the back of the store.
They wanted it to put the blame on you know who so bad for this. Instead of thinking of the victims and the tragic event itself. Says a lot about some people.
Costly yes. But dangerous? Eh, consider how many cars are on the road each day and the percentage of fatal events can't be that high. Obviously even 1 is a sad tragedy but I wouldn't call cars inherently dangerous.
They are much, much safer than they used to be but a lot less safe than trains and walking.
I walk 5 minutes to the bus or underground station and then I can go wherever I want. Many destinations are faster by tube than car. If cars were more restricted people would probably support building out better, faster transport options in their cities. Obviously it has to be a gradual transition. Probably makes sense to restrict cars in small areas of city centers and expand outwards. More efficient and less accidents or room for intentional violence in densely populated areas.
Yep, and while I don't want to give specific examples, I think most forum sites have been on a decline the past few years in terms of trolling, etc.
