Forget about EVs.

Most regular SUVs should be taken off the road.

Look at this example: a dozen kids aligned in a neat row in front of the SUV and the soccer mom drivers can see none of them!

https://www.nbcwashington.com/investigations/driveway-danger...

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HeyLaughingBoy 3 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

How often do you come across kids sitting on the ground in a parking lot? If they want to make a point about visibility at least have them standing up.

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tstrimple 29 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

This is one of the things I really like about driving a minivan. Excellent visibility compared to just about any other vehicle, including sedans. A combination of higher sitting position with larger windows and sloping hood really opens up sight lines. My son has a Mazda 2 and I hate driving that thing. Feels like the columns and ride height really kills visibility.

	▲	anon7000 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		100%. I have a Mazda cx-5. Visibility sucks looking left & right because the A frame is so thick. My thought: demand a certain level of visibility from car manufacturers, and they can figure out how to design around it. Like, I must be able to look left and see the pedestrian 3 feet away from walking into my car. Blind spots like that in the front are ridiculous