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> You're following too close, like most drivers. You're an outlier who thinks they know better and your standards do not reflect the average person, like all p
by throwaway0a5e 4y ago
> You're following too close, like most drivers.
You're an outlier who thinks they know better and your standards do not reflect the average person, like all people who complain about "most" people's choices when it comes to subjective matters like risk assessment, the right way to cook a steak, what colors look good on a house, etc, etc.
Basically it's impossible for "most people" to be wrong here because the standard for what is reasonable is roughly defined by social consensus.
- kixiQu 4y agoThat would be the case if "too close" were to be defined only by establishing consistent expectations to be shared by all drivers. There are also compelling safety reasons independent of driver expectations to follow at a greater distance.