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This 'MythBusters' Test Visualizes The Carnage Of A Moose Collision Without The Gore

Is speeding up to hit a moose safer than braking? Some think so, but why speculate when 'MythBusters' used a 620-pound rubber dummy to find the answer?

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JalopnikLean L·5h ago
This 'MythBusters' Test Visualizes The Carnage Of A Moose Collision Without The Gore
Is speeding up to hit a moose safer than braking? Some think so, but why speculate when 'MythBusters' used a 620-pound rubber dummy to find the answer?
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