https://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/05/moose-proof-and-megacasting-ars-drives-the-new-volvo-ex60

[viss@mastodon.social]

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/05/moose-proof-and-megacasting-ars-drives-the-new-volvo-ex60

there is such a thing as a moose proof car?

[hananc@tooot.im]

@Viss Do you know the story about the failed moose test of the Mercedes A-Class?

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[babblinggeek@infosec.exchange]

@Viss no, just a car that you survive moose in, car does not survive moose

[splinux@mastodon.uno]

@Viss in Europe (EU and client states) the trucks are children playing ball proofed. Scania, Sweden, seems to be to most effective at not killing stooped children. And their payload might be twice the American's truck payload or something...

edit: series of edits due to barrage of mini-strokes

[urig@mastodon.online]

@Viss I can't believe moose in Alaska are 3.5 times less dense than Scandinavian counterparts. Are Alaskan moose made of cotton candy?

[coffee@cafecreature.club]

@Viss an MRAP, maybe? Dunno if those count as cars still.

[haliphax@hachyderm.io]

@Viss Not when there are car-proof moose

[cdubbs@infosec.exchange]

@Viss I don't know about Proof, but I chuckled when I bought my volvo and it had "large animal protection" listed as a feature.