16:23, Fri, Jan 17, 2025 | UPDATED: In America, the Tesla Cybertruck sells for around £50,000 and can cover a range of 340 miles (Image: Getty) Bury Police noted that there are a number of concerns preventing the Cybertruck from becoming road legal in the UK, including its safety. They added: "Whilst this may seem trivial to some, legitimate concerns exist around the safety of other road users or pedestrians if they were involved in a collision with a Cybertruck. "The vehicle was subsequently seized under S165 of the Road Traffic Act and the driver reported." Trending Featuring a stainless steel body, some automotive experts have highlighted that the Tesla Cybertruck lacks the extensive number of crumple zones found on conventional modern cars. These weak points are typically used to soften the impact of crashes, reducing the amount of G-force drivers experience and reducing the risk of pedestrians being killed if they are hit. The Tesla was also the subject of a serious recall in the USA, currently the only country to officially allow Cybertruck sales, after a concern was raised over the accelerator pedal being jammed. Related articles