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Without wipers, how will Tesla's Cybertruck clean up dust on the windshield?
It turns out that Tesla already has a solution to solve this problem for Cybertruck, but it is unclear when it will become a reality.
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The brand new 'Made in Vietnam' self-propelled gun
The QPVN channel has recently introduced a new self-propelled gun product of Vietnam National Defense Industry. It was the 85mm cannon on the Ural cross-section truck ch…
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Test truck self-driving parcel delivery on a route of more than 1,600km
US Postal Service (USPS) is testing a program for self-driving trucks to handle parcel delivery.
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Is the concept of driving a black box a 'sauna' in the summer?
Have you ever wondered why box cars when exposed to the intense sunshine of the summer day become one?
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Compare the size of the largest construction machines
The Bagger 293 bucket loader is one of the largest machines operating on land with a length of 225 meters and weighs more than 14,000 tons.
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No one expected the tow truck with flamethrowers to be an effective weed exclusion tool
Farmers who grow organic crops use a tractor that attaches a fire sprinkler device to the ground.
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Table measuring the danger of reversing of popular vehicles: Scary truck double car!
A study of the blind spot distance of vehicles will give us specific numbers, thereby helping you be more aware when using and encountering these vehicles.
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Discover the 10 greatest machines on the planet
If you wander into buildings, you may be overwhelmed by towering cranes or huge material trucks, but they're not the biggest machines.
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Car sunroof - potential danger
In 2005, one day on his way to work in Yazoo City, Mississippi, Hankins encountered an accident on the 2000 Ford Expedition.
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Why are fire trucks red?
According to Scienceabc, the red fire engines can be traced back to the 1900s, when most of the road-produced cars produced by Ford are all black.
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See how the US 'patched' the highest dam in California
The risk of breaking Oroville dam, California, has decreased but police chief Butte County, California state - Mr. Kory Honea, on February 15 warned people they are stil…
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Passenger car support takes brakes on the pass under a scientific perspective
The process of speeding trucks for passenger cars can be explained in terms of soft collision phenomenon, in which the skill of the driver and truck weight are two decis…
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The most 'naked' bridge in the world
Although they still carry vehicles on a daily basis, including trucks,
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8 interesting secrets about tractor cars that you don't know yet
These massive bulky machines work nonstop as a lifeline to the US economy. Behind each tractor is very interesting statistics.
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Why do birds often crash into airplanes?
According to US scientists, they found the reason why many birds often stabbed or crashed into planes and trucks.