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How much safer is a quad cab truck than other vehicles ???
This is avery controversial topic, Debbie.
I firmly believe "The Larger The Vehicle, The Safer The Occupants" but that usually applies after the accident. Larger vehicles do require a different driving expertise and, due to their size, are more difficult to control so a smaller vehicle may, for many drivers, be more easily managed in an emergency.
I feel too small to drive and out of control when i drive my husbands Silverado double cab. Heck my feet dangle off the seats not touching the floor like a kid but i'm very comfortable driving my 4Runner because i feel it's more my size. Yet when we had the Toyota Tundra double cab, i felt comfortable driving it. I guess it comes down to what you feel comfortable in.
Not neccesarily; and careful driving will mean that you are more than 70% less likely to be in a car/truck crash!
well... we can debate the technicalities forever, and btw i'm in the cars are better camp. but really, if you get hit by a semi truck on the freeway you're (probably) going to die.
careful driving will mean that you are more than 70% less likely to be in a car/truck crash!
You may be driving perfectly safe but it's the idiot who isn't driving safe or that red light runner that you got to look out for. I find myself watching how else drives just to protect myself.
How much safer is a quad cab truck than other vehicles ???
You might feel safer in that truck. You will only feel the pain when you pull up to that pump and it says: 6.89 reg
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