@notjustbikes about SUVs that are too dangerous.

[mochi@retro.pizza]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes Some idiots are going to say we should ban the Lambo for being too short to see or something stupid like that.

[pepijn@mastodon.online]

That invisible Lamborghini is 40 centimeters taller than my toddler. Actually it appears the hood of the arsehole car alone is already taller than my toddler.

Fuck anyone involved in designing, marketing, appeasing, buying and driving these child killing machines.

Edit: on closer look it appears the hood of the arsehole car alone is taller than my toddler even if my toddler was standing on top of one of their toddler friends. Disgusting.

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes

[lingondraken@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes That's a hecking monster truck wth

[erinaceus@chaos.social]

@mochi @rrustema020 @notjustbikes Maybe the Lamborghini should have waved a small orange flag.

[masven@chaos.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes it is a question of time when normal cars need a visibility flag in america. I'm waiting for the first dump republican to propose this law.

[stonykark@mstdn.ca]

@rrustema020 @crispius @notjustbikes thanks, i needed that gif today

[dodo_sipping@cupoftea.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes damn, that's a real monster of a pick-up.

[jackwilliambell@rustedneuron.com]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes

Someone's insurance just went WAY UP!

I wonder if the usual three hundred grand cap on damages was enough to cover the Lamborghini?

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes Looked this up. Is it really an “accident?” And after she hit the “speed bump,” she kept going. What if it had been a mother with a baby?

[stoori@polyglot.city]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes it's a dog eat dog world out there man

[hanghuhn@nrw.social]

@rrustema020 wow what did I just saw?! How are cars that massive allowed on the streets? The guy in the Lamborghini was really lucky that he wasn’t injured. That could’ve been fatal. @notjustbikes

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes This article has a video of the “accident” happening. He actually tried to back up and she was going way too fast.

https://www.totalprosports.com/general/florida-woman-steamroll-lamborghini-with-truck-parking-lot-videos/

[wtrmt@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes With a couple of corrections, this a Florida news title if there ever was one.

Florida Woman in Monster Truck Drives Over Lamborghini: Couldn't See the Car in the Parking Lot of Crunch Fitness.

[vosje62@mastodon.nl]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes

There is a reason the EU and many other countries have other rules for cars than the US. 🥴🥴

[leorjorge@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes that's a ridiculous truck that should never be road legal anywhere... Still, no matter what this driver would be driving, I wouldn't want to share a road with her anyway. Whoever drives at this speed in a parking lot is just waiting to kill someone

[undefined_variable@mementomori.social]

@Stoori @rrustema020 @notjustbikes If not ramp, why ramp shaped?

[gurre@mastodon.nu]

@jackwilliambell @rrustema020 @notjustbikes
Ideally everyone with a lifted truck's insurance just went way way up.

[francoisprague@mastodon.social]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes I am glad we can't see these monstrosities in Europe.

[lily_and_frog@mastodon.art]

@rrustema020 @notjustbikes@notjustbikes.com

Not often I see myself as on the side of lamborghini owner.

[rrustema020@mastodon.nl]

@notjustbikes Not surprisingly, the news and social media reactions to the video are about the price of the damaged object.

Not about the real, human issue. Is that issue too abstract to comprehend for the audience?