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Armored bank trucks have no rear windows

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Putting a fragile pane of glass near millions of dollars in cash is generally considered a terrible idea. Thus, the drivers have absolutely zero rear visibility, relying entirely on mirrors and sheer confidence to back up.

Armored bank trucks have no rear windows
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