Apr 16, 2018
1:48:46pm
1:48:46pm
Why is that? Not doubting it is true, but it seems like it is harder to pull
into a space backwards than it is to back out of that same space.
If the statistics say more accidents happen while backing out, I would wonder if that is because 95% pull in forward so it would obviously lead toward a higher number of accidents.
If the statistics say more accidents happen while backing out, I would wonder if that is because 95% pull in forward so it would obviously lead toward a higher number of accidents.
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