stackyFACTSTo avoid the incredibly awkward situation of a casket getting stuck halfway inside the vehicle, the cargo floor of a hearse is lined with heavy-duty metal rolling pins. The coffin simply glides across the pins and hits rubber stoppers, making the final ride surprisingly smooth and highly efficient.
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