There's 2 ways of putting this so here it goes: 1.say on top gear they put in book the speed they would already know the facts of the speed so they put it in the books 2.if say your where at a car factory the first car they make out of that module car they will test using all technology like a speed checkpoints or speed-o-monitor.
Odometer is a device to measure the speed of vehicles. So it is also known as Speedometer.
Speedometer
The speed limit for vehicles merging onto the highway from an on ramp is typically the same as the posted speed limit for that section of the highway.
None can.
Add a governor to limit the speed of the engine or vehicle.
The Weight Change.
It is the same as posted passenger vehicles. Trucks/Cars with trailers have a posted speed lower than passenger vehicles so if the motorhome is hauling a tow car then they should follow the posted speed limit for vehicles with trailers.
Increase
There currently is not.
Yes, some police vehicles are equipped with rear-facing radar units that can detect the speed of vehicles behind them. This allows police officers to monitor and enforce speed limits for vehicles approaching from the rear.
The vehicle speed sensor (VSS) is on the transmission of all vehicles.
Yes, aerodynamics play a crucial role in improving speed and acceleration of vehicles by reducing air resistance, also known as drag. By designing vehicles with aerodynamic shapes and features, such as smooth curves and spoilers, airflow can be optimized to minimize drag, allowing for faster speeds and quicker acceleration.