• ExLisperA
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    4 days ago

    Most of north america doesn’t do that.

    Clearly, a solution for civilized countries :)

    But I agree, you can either pay and get the problem solved faster or pass the cost to drivers and wait a decade or more to phase out problematic cars.

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      4 days ago

      I bring up north america mostly because it has the most egregious offenders with high hooded SUVs and trucks.

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        4 days ago

        Yes but US regulates so few things they will obviously not even try to solve this issue. With current administration it’s even less likely.