Cowcatcher in a sentence as a noun

Just add a cowcatcher to the front, right?

I would think you could have a cowcatcher-type metal wedge hovering ~1mm above the rails to clear most of the mess, and then have a brush for the last 1mm.

Next step from "it's your damn fault for being in the way" is adding the cowcatcher, then: "You on foot, you on the bike, you in the less-protected car, you have all violated the SDV's expectations, off with your plebeian heads!

Many important railroad technologies were developed by the US, even very early on: the US invented the cowcatcher and leading trucks on locomotives, and built the first locomotive to be duplicated.

Cowcatcher definitions

noun

an inclined metal frame at the front of a locomotive to clear the track

See also: fender buffer pilot