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Clearly you’ve never driven in the EU. The usual follow distance here is about three meters, the “safe” one is five, any farther and you’re going to get a strea
by ricardobeat 2y ago
Clearly you’ve never driven in the EU. The usual follow distance here is about three meters, the “safe” one is five, any farther and you’re going to get a stream of cars overtaking you just to fill that void :)
Regarding stones and lose cargo, they would hit you even 300m away as they bounce and quickly lose speed while you’re still flying into at them at 130km/h.
- zehaeva 2y agoTo be honest, I have driven in the EU, but really only on a technically. I rented a car when I visited a Spanish island and really only drove a hundred or two km. That said, I'm not talking about what people do, I'm talking about what is considered safe.
- michaelmrose 2y agoIf it can't be practiced it doesn't matter what would theoretically be safe.
- Symbiote 2y agoDon't generalise the whole EU when you know it's obviously wrong.