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Maybe if you are average driver (e.g. violently reckless/greedy), accident avoidance would be a viable strategy statistically... Personally, the only accident
by elif 3y ago
Maybe if you are average driver (e.g. violently reckless/greedy), accident avoidance would be a viable strategy statistically...
Personally, the only accident I have ever experienced was an 18 wheeler gassing it into my rear bumper when I was stopped at a red light.. and I'm certainly glad I wasn't in that little go kart at the time.
For a cautious driver that actually follows speed limits and leaves 7 car following distance I don't see this car as helpful in any way.
- elif 3y agoDownvoted for basic physics problem. As small mass impacted by the force of a large mass, the acceleration force is proportionally multiplied. Momentum = mass * acceleration So acceleration = momentum / mass 10x mass Big truck hits go kart, go kart driver is accelerated 10x the speed of the truck. Whiplash, chance of impacting subsequent obstacles, etc. go up