>I also suspect the feeling of mass in driving a larger vehicle makes you take driving more seriously.
I think it's the opposite. Also larger vehicles feel slower when you drive them even when you are doing 80.
Re:2022 Ford F-150 Lightning
by apendleton on Friday May 21, 2021 @10:01PM
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Is it that, or is it just that people drive smaller vehicles on average in cities than in rural areas, and that's also where most of the pedestrians are?
Trucks and SUVs are on average newer than cars and at a higher price point, which means more newer safety features like object detection and driver warnings. I also suspect the feeling of mass in driving a larger vehicle makes you take driving more seriously.