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After work yesterday I was on my way to get my EMT/OET recertification as I am a member of the National Ski Patrol. On a two lane highway listening to the evening news when all of a sudden I see a car, glass, and parts flying at me. I cranked the steering wheel hard and fast to almost full lock. I missed the oncoming car by MILLEMETERS!
This is a testament to how well the 4 wheel steering works and especially the drive by wire steering. Had I been in my Ram I would have either hit the car to my right at the stop sign, over steered and had to counter steer and would have either spun out, ditched it, or worse rolled it.
The Cybertruck was stable, very minimal body roll and the drive by steering combined with the 4 wheel steer reacted fast enough and JUST enough to do what I wanted and noting more that could have caused me to wreck.
Sometimes you are just at the right place at the right time. I was first on scene so I secured the road/traffic with help of others then assessed the three occupants. Both drivers were dazed and in shock but able to walk out on their own and get out off the road. The passenger of the green ford that was rear ended was hurt the most. Assessed her in the car and determined it was safe to help her get out of the car and away for further care.
This video debunks that stupid vid of the guy saying the drive by steering is slow to respond. I am very confident that had I been in my Ram I would have been in an accident as well.
Video below
Crazy still shot
This is a testament to how well the 4 wheel steering works and especially the drive by wire steering. Had I been in my Ram I would have either hit the car to my right at the stop sign, over steered and had to counter steer and would have either spun out, ditched it, or worse rolled it.
The Cybertruck was stable, very minimal body roll and the drive by steering combined with the 4 wheel steer reacted fast enough and JUST enough to do what I wanted and noting more that could have caused me to wreck.
Sometimes you are just at the right place at the right time. I was first on scene so I secured the road/traffic with help of others then assessed the three occupants. Both drivers were dazed and in shock but able to walk out on their own and get out off the road. The passenger of the green ford that was rear ended was hurt the most. Assessed her in the car and determined it was safe to help her get out of the car and away for further care.
This video debunks that stupid vid of the guy saying the drive by steering is slow to respond. I am very confident that had I been in my Ram I would have been in an accident as well.
Video below
Crazy still shot
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