Half-True. Flying dog claim distracts from real risk. Peter Palumbo · Driving with a  dog in your lap is dangerous, in part, because it could fly forward in a crash. "An  80-pound dog at only 30 mph packs a 2,400-pound punch." — PolitiFact Rhode  Island on Wednesday, January 30th, 2013. Page 1 of 1. Advertisement ...
Driving with a dog in your lap is dangerous, in part, because it could fly forward in  a crash. "An 80-pound dog at only 30 mph packs a 2,400-pound punch.".
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Driving with a dog in your lap is dangerous, in part, because it could fly forward in  a crash. "An 80-pound dog at only 30 mph packs a 2,400-pound punch.".
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Driving with a dog in your lap is dangerous, in part, because it could fly forward in a crash. "An 80-pound dog at only 30 mph packs a 2,400-pound punch."