However, lifetime emissions of an average electric vehicle here in the U.S. are around 60 percent lower than their gas-powered counterparts.

No, you could not.

And it’s truly not harder or more time confusing to use than four switches would be

People can be stupid in more ways than one.

$400 for nearly hitting a person is exorbitant to you?

That’s when you start taking off wing mirrors dumbass.

THANK YOU!

also paying attention and just walks out at the wrong time, there’s nothing you can really do

Personally, I think every crosswalk that is not at an intersection with either a stop sign or traffic signal should be required to have amber flashing crosswalk lights.

Because if you are in a car, you are presumably travelling on a public roadway, and may need to be informed of an emergency on that roadway.  Your car is what tells me you are on the road.  Having a cellphone a) doesn’t mean you own a car, b)isn’t physically attached to your car, which means you may not have it.

I also know that there would be a significant added cost of replacing every sign across the country that reads “For Emergency Information Tune to AM XXX”

You don’t drive many mountain passes do you?

But it’s 2024, and I haven’t listened to a terrestrial radio station of any form for at least a decade

Eh, the attendant(s) will be fired; Delta’s insurance will cover the payout.

The resulting burns were so severe that she was scarred permanently.

I’m probably alone, but I am ready for the hybrid tech in the current WRC cars to make it into a production hot hatch.

Yes, Saturn. A Gas Giant. As an EV company.

160lb likely has a safety factor of at least 2. But they’re not going to warranty any claim that they can prove went over 160lbs.

It’s really funny to me when people claim that Tesla has good engineers.

I can promise you, that an BEV battery pack is 100% more likely to catch fire while sitting than an ICE is.