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That's just not true. The two cars behind that one were well more than two car lengths apart. Following too close is a non-sequitur.
by Dudelander 4y ago
That's just not true. The two cars behind that one were well more than two car lengths apart. Following too close is a non-sequitur.
- jws 4y agoUnless they are going under 13mph, two car lengths is too close.
- hallway_monitor 4y agoI have always heard you should keep two seconds between cars. So at 20mph, you are 60 feet apart. At 60mph you are 180 feet apart.
- sidibe 4y agoIn any case they stopped successfully, it was the ones behind them that pushed them forward.