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Old 02-01-2020, 08:54 PM   #10
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Default Re: 5000th RAM

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It is a big deal. Everyone on the road benefits with these things having better brakes. Whether it’s kids on their bikes, pedestrians crossing roads and other people in other cars.

When these things hit, it’s not like being hit by a Yaris. They do a lot of damage. And with the top two selling cars in the country now being 2.2 tonne leaf spring, drum brake utes and with now a rising road toll all aspects needs looking at.

Emphasis should always be on safety and adequate towing performance, not prioritising a Thailand taxation loophole

I think vehicle type needs to be categorized in fatality crashes. Most of time when I see a vehicle put its right hand wheels across double lines on a right hand bend its usually a dual cab ute. Wouldn't want to slow a little and lose momentum.
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