That thing is all steel and sharp corners. Not at all the same as a delivery truck, adhering to basic pedestrian safety standards and also driven mostly by workers with special driving licenses. Also they are way slower than these steel battering rams.

Delivery trucks are typically operated by professional drivers who require clean driving abstracts and maybe even drug testing.

There are also far fewer of them per capita than passenger vehicles.

At the end of the day they're a necessary evil while the ever growing number of vanity pavement princess pickup trucks are not.

Cab-over trucks usually have pretty good visibility out the front. Plus, they are useful for delivery of goods that help society.

Many cities do not allow large trucks inside the city especially in pedestrian areas. Will the same restrictions apply to the cybertruck?

The new Amazon electric ones appear to have pretty great visiblity. Same for the new USPS vehicle (which, to be fair, looks a bit bizarre).