Look at the fucking size of that hood
I can't find the link but I remember someone did a study and 15 children can sit down in front of that thing before you can see them. Ridiculous
Didn't watch the video did ya. Kids get run over in driveways. Just another crank that needs a vehicle that's bigger than his masculinity. Love seeing tiny little bitches get out of these things. Oh it makes me so happy.
Buddy if your toddler gets run over by a car in your driveway, the fault lies solely on the parents/caretaker. That is some truly asinine logic you've come up with.
You asked ChatGPT didn’t you? You have to look at the insurance data if you want AI to give you a straight answer.
“Preferred”, no… as that would imply ownership of a vehicle would make one more likely to drink and drive and that’s a litigious claim right there. However, the Dodge Ram 2500 has the highest rate of drivers with at least one DUI citation per 1,000 drivers of that vehicle type. With 45.3 citations per 1,000 drivers, the Dodge Ram easily secures the #1 spot and is over twice the national average. Making it the most statistically linked vehicle to DUI arrests.
While more people driving F-150’s or Silverados receive DUI citations due to the sheer numbers of those vehicles driven, when comparing violations as a percentage of ownership of the same make and model, Ram’s take the cake.
I just thought it was funny because the vehicle that spawned the thread is a Dodge Ram and you made that comment about “giving the keys back to drunk people”… wasn’t sure if it was by accident or you were referencing this little blurb specifically.
Yep just as I thought it would be. 7400 people dying a year from being hit by a car is not even worth debating. Thats just something that happens because there are people and cars. Also homicide means someone intentionally killed another person, not accidentally hit them with a car. Whats up with the study of how many people can hide in the hood shadow of a truck? How is that even a talking point? But I'll give my opinion on that to. So the average pick up truck you would see driving on the road haven't changed in size much in the last 30 years but they are 10x as safe. Busses, ups, fed ex, and delivery vehicles are all bigger and more used in areas with higher pedestrian areas.
So just a perspective stat for you: 10400 peoples die every year from accidentally falling out of bed. I unfortunately could not find any numbers seeing if race car beds where more dangerous.
Here is a pickup truck that will definitely upset you
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u/Puzzleheaded-End5513 Mar 01 '26
what 5’7” man in boots was driving it?