Front Wheel Drive to be Mandated by 2020

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According to a new study by the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety), front wheel drive cars have been shown to be safer than rear wheel drive cars. As a result, the federal government is banning the sale and manufacture of rear-wheel drive cars in the US.
Most of the American auto manufacturers are on board with this because there is little demand for rear-wheel drive vehicles outside pickup trucks. The ban is to affect all passenger vehicles and non-commercial trucks. The government is expected to receive little to no pushback on this issue because of all the data collected by the IIHS.
There is some public outrage from some small social groups, specifically the off-roading community. They have been the most outraged by this, claiming the government has it in for them and the future of the sport. This is a fringe group of outcasts and should not be taken seriously, as they are expected to die out before this ban is even in effect.
Also included in this ban are restrictions to after-market parts such as lift kits and emissions system removal. Examples of this include removal of the catalytic converter, removal of muffler bearings, replacement of the muffler with a non-stock part, replacement of wheels that raise the bumper height above a standard determined by vehicle weight, and many other common modifications.
These steps may seem severe, but it will save lives. At the end of the day, that's what really matters, being safe. What are your opinions? comment below.

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