There is no set number of feet of following distance. Too arbitrary. Even the old "one car length for every 10mph" for cars is inaccurate, that's too close-- and also arbitrary. Follow no closer than you can react in the event of anything unexpected. No closer than you can see the truck cab mirrors, there is a rule --if you can see the drivers mirrors, he/she can see you. If you are too close to see mirrors, back off..way off. Weather plays a role. Speed, condition of road. Two-lane high-speed, or Freeway. Far behind enough you can see what's ahead. I have learned patience, my life is worth more than getting to my destination 5 minutes sooner. OK, this is a long-winded way of saying a long way back.
C. The space between your vehicle and the vehicles in front, behind and on either side of you.
When behind a slow-moving farm vehicle, it is best to exercise patience and maintain a safe distance. Avoid tailgating or making risky overtaking maneuvers. Only pass when it is safe to do so and there is clear visibility of the road ahead.
99% of the time, the striking vehicle is charged with the collision. You were either following too close - failed to give full attention to your driving - or failed to have your vehicle under control.
it means where you get your stick and hack another persons stick either from behind them or when you are tackling. GO UNI!
An eclipse is an event in which an object in space is temporarily blocked from view by either by passing behind another astronomical object, or having another astronomical object pass between it and the viewer.
An AFV is either an armoured fighting vehicle or an alternative fuel vehicle.
The reverse is "shot" on your transmission. You'll need to either rebuild/replace the transmission or get another vehicle.
If there mounted in a vehicle, they do, either cargo, people and the vehicle itself.
Then the people will be charged with insurance fraud.
It is true that a vehicle with an automatic transmission can start in either park or neutral.
no, titles to cars stay with the vehicle not the owner. if a vehicle doesn't have a title it either sketchy, maybe stolen, or worth less than a 1000.00 bucks, which can then be retitled or you just keep the bill of sale as a title
don't know what kind of vehicle you have but if its a car try looking in the trunk behind the carpet on either side of the wheel wells. some people call it an inertia switch