Obsessive safety breeds contempt

One of our local breweries does have a "canbulance" for events

I’m in Bristol, England and it’s not too different.

Ok, I’m in the UK and it’s probably a wee bit different here but that example is reckless.

Does the US not require a height reference inside the cab?

One of the few designs that looks to need smaller wheels and larger sidewall.

Designers job goes a fair bit beyond aesthetics

Wuld it also include heavy trucks? In which case Renault has lots and I think owns Volvo trucks

I like, but can't help thinking they'd look better a couple of inches smaller with more sidewall

People’s wants and needs are different.

I imagine the neighbours are brassed off

Ot looks like an unfinished idea

About speeding (or not) I used to like the old mercedes cruise control that allowed a speed limiter. In heavily enforced areas it’s such a great thing to have, yet doesn’t seem to be common.

Tough or strong?

Aston V12 is still an Aston engine (with ford heritage).

Like this?

Do find myself using a generic sorry/excuse me (hi, i’m here and either would like your attention or apologise for the interruption) kind away.

If you're app is available to a phone, isn't it redundant in a car?

Pretty sure it was ford winning a court case in the 1920s that defined the shareholder over business relationship that's maintained up until today

Just sounds Finnish to me.