These are stock vehicles, without any capacity modifications, and which might lead you to wonder why there’s a towing capacity limit on
your truck and it’s nowhere near as much as these units are pulling. That’s because there’s more to it, of course.
Just about any vehicle can
pull more than its rated maximum but it can’t
stop it, nor can it properly steer when it’s overloaded. So stick within your vehicle’s limits, and leave these “stunt pulls” to the pros.
Electric Ford F-150 vs a Train
Back in 2019, when the Ford F-150 Lightning all-electric pickup truck was still under development, the company hooked up a prototype to a train. Linda Zhang, chief engineer of the F-150 program, gathered a group of truck owners at a rail yard, where a train made of up of 10 double-decker freight cars was waiting. There were also 42 trucks on hand, representing 42 years of the F-150 being the best-selling truck in the U.S.
Costa Rica has joined the Global Partnership for Action to Eliminate all Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination. At a United Nations High-Level Meeting on AIDS side event on 7 June, the Vice President of Costa Rica, Epsy Campbell Barr, emphasized the country’s commitment to human rights by highlighting that a comprehensive and effective HIV response needs to include
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Doha Film Institute announces 2021 Spring Grants for 32 film projects
09 Jun 2021 - 19:23
The Peninsula
Doha: The Doha Film Institute (DFI) today announced the recipients of its 2021 Spring Grants cycle that supports first- and second-time filmmakers from around the world. A total of 32 film projects by emerging and established filmmakers from the Arab region and globally have been selected for the Institute’s leading financing initiative, which supports new voices in cinema and the development of universally resonant stories.
DFI’s Spring Grants 2021 recipients covers a wide range of film productions that include feature, documentary, short film, and TV series with 28 projects from the Middle East and North Africa, including three from Qatar, underlining its role as a strong advocate of powerful Arab cinema and emerging talent. Four film projects in this cycle are from the non-MENA region representing France, India and Mexico.