I'm very curious how they are managing "no screens".
I thought all vehicles in the U.S. were required to have rear-view cameras for safety. I'm curious how they are getting around that.
Edit: I now see that the article speculates that maybe there's a screen in the rear-view window for this. But I can't find anything concrete.
My understanding is that the regulations require a certain amount of rear visibility, either directly in the mirror or via a rear-view camera. But the former likely wouldn't be possible with the bed in the way.
Edit: I now see that the article speculates that maybe there's a screen in the rear-view window for this. But I can't find anything concrete.