Love how they're testing this thing out back behind the warehouse, right next to the loading dock for where some sap's parked his boat and the Ethel M chocolate truck is loading up for deliveries. Hey, you guys at Plumbing Supplies Liquidators, please don't pull out of your loading bay for a few minutes, we've got a truck going 35 mph back there that may or may not crash into your dock.
This is DHS stuff - don't you imagine them testing it at some abandoned military base of something?
Yeah, no way you can swerve around that or anything. They are going to have to make it so that it can cover the whole width of the road. A little disc is easily avoided.
@Brian Richards: You're right! I doubt the police would do anything like park some patrol cars with a space in between them that a person would drive through, or set this up on a road which only has one lane or is of limited width. Or even set-up one unit in each lane. Yeah, no way anyone could think of that. You should send the company an email.
@Kaiser-Machead: I'm completely with you on this. Technology called VLAD designed to stop moving vehicles on a roadway should have been mega-sized versions of tire spike strips--you know, big enough to not only blast through your tires but to continue right up into the roof of your car.
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This is DHS stuff - don't you imagine them testing it at some abandoned military base of something?
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The tentacles wrap around the axle of the car and other parts in the under carriage, so the wheels can't rotate
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"Be safe and put it in a metal box."
No pun intended?
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