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At high velocities (> 40 km/h?) the main drag comes from aerodynamics (turbulence, air viscosity…), not rolling resistance.
by dest 8y ago
At high velocities (> 40 km/h?) the main drag comes from aerodynamics (turbulence, air viscosity…), not rolling resistance.
- rb808 8y agoperhaps with autonomous cars and rails the cars can follow each other very closely so improves aerodynamics too.