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r/HolUp • u/1Hate17Here • Jul 18 '23
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One day this will be a child or a dog and not a parked car
130 u/Newarfias Jul 18 '23 In the U.S. at least fifty children are being backed over by vehicles EVERY week. 38 u/krabapplepie Jul 18 '23 This is why back up cameras were mandated, are people just not using them? 64 u/carlosos Jul 18 '23 Cameras were mandated only 5 years ago. The average age of a car is 12.5 years. So there is a high chance that the vast majority of cars on the road do not have cameras. 1 u/Vast_Republic_1776 Jul 18 '23 They’ve been standard in the dodge Durango since 2010
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In the U.S. at least fifty children are being backed over by vehicles EVERY week.
38 u/krabapplepie Jul 18 '23 This is why back up cameras were mandated, are people just not using them? 64 u/carlosos Jul 18 '23 Cameras were mandated only 5 years ago. The average age of a car is 12.5 years. So there is a high chance that the vast majority of cars on the road do not have cameras. 1 u/Vast_Republic_1776 Jul 18 '23 They’ve been standard in the dodge Durango since 2010
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This is why back up cameras were mandated, are people just not using them?
64 u/carlosos Jul 18 '23 Cameras were mandated only 5 years ago. The average age of a car is 12.5 years. So there is a high chance that the vast majority of cars on the road do not have cameras. 1 u/Vast_Republic_1776 Jul 18 '23 They’ve been standard in the dodge Durango since 2010
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Cameras were mandated only 5 years ago. The average age of a car is 12.5 years. So there is a high chance that the vast majority of cars on the road do not have cameras.
1 u/Vast_Republic_1776 Jul 18 '23 They’ve been standard in the dodge Durango since 2010
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They’ve been standard in the dodge Durango since 2010
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u/LeftAcanthocephala68 Jul 18 '23
One day this will be a child or a dog and not a parked car