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According to this law, the driver is responsible for maintaining a barrier of at least three feet when passing a cyclist. Motion is continuous. Therefore, by th
by jackmaney 12y ago
According to this law, the driver is responsible for maintaining a barrier of at least three feet when passing a cyclist. Motion is continuous. Therefore, by the Intermediate Value Theorem, if a cyclist crashes into a car, there will no longer be a three foot barrier. QED.
Or, as the kids like to say it, nowadays: NO, U.
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- anigbrowl 12y agoLaw does not work that way. Even if it did, this law allows for the existence of narrower gaps if the motor vehicle lowers its speed.