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Twilight Blue Roadster 2.5 - #1098 / Grey Model S Performance - #1459
Actually, the typical case is looking through their passenger window as they're typically pulled near or into the crosswalk. The main case being they're turning right on red and looking at traffic coming from the left and I'm on their right crossing on my green walk signal. Not infrequently they'll see an opening and not realize a pedestrian is coming from their other side.
With tinted windows, it's very hard for me to know if they've seen me or not.
Don't know the _exact_ details of your lights and driving - but i do know, after a few trips to the states that you can go right on red if not said else on a sign.
But, here, when you enter a crossing, any pedestrians directly in front of your green light will always have a "red man". That means, if I'm on red, and the cars on my left is going straight ahead and I'm waiting for an opening to go right on red - there will never be a pedestrian on my right side, legally crossing the road. There might be one crossing "my road", but as pedestrian crossings normally is not directly lined up with the "crossing lane"/"end of road line", but often 15 feet further "in" - I will already have passed this pedestrian path, and it will not pose a threat.
@ sublimaze1: I still find myself chuckle over it aswell. Didn't really sense it would be humorous when I wrote it - but I see it now![]()
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Yep, happens a lot in downtown areas, but it looks something like the following. The driver has pulled into the crosswalk, typically trying to see to their left to see if it's clear to turn, and so the pedestrian is looking right through the passenger side window.
So, for on topic-ness, if you tint your windows it's safer for everyone if it's mild enough the outside can see in enough to make eye contact.
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Have to figure a grille option, current grill cheapens the look if the car.
Remove it!
They look sick without the plastic but It will change you aero a little
I was noticing the cars in the final test area without the nosecone looked pretty cool!
You'll need to do a little something to 'trim' the edges and make it look intended + do something to the bumper bar in the middle ( black / chrome)
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Color code it to the car?
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EU Model S P1418
I have being thinking about this for a little while. I think it would go over great at a car show.
Buy one of these:
and put it on one of these:
then wire up one of these:
With a little bit of gearing and maybe a small controller or sensor on the frunk this would be great.
I will do this when I get my car. Probably will have some time in March. Hopefully will make it modular, and just find a plug for power, or making it with a built in battery.
I was at Publix today (greatest grocery store ever) where they will put you groceries in your car for you. I was asked if I wanted my cart brought out, I said no but thougt this would be a great gag. Put my dogs in the back. And then say "There should be room in the front right?" Then open it up to just a hamster on a wheel.
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