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What does a cars speedometer mesaure?
road speed
Why do cars have maximum speed of 250-300 kmph when there is a road design speed of 100 kmph?
Cars are designed and sold into an international market. Speed limits vary from one country to another and in Germany, for example, there are large sections of the road network that are free of speed limits. If it is safe, a car can be used at its top speed on such roads. Buyers will also compare cars by their top speed, even if they have no desire or ability to experience that speed, so it is used as one of many sales tools for manufacturers.
What is the maximum speed limit for passenger cars on two lane highway during the daytime?
It varies from state to state, town to town, road to road.
Which cars offer a top speed in excess of 200mph?
There are many cars that have a top speed in excess of 200 mph. For example, some stock cars fall into this category. The 200 Mph Club and Road and Track provide details of the performance of many cars such as the Jaguar and McLaren models of high performance vehicles.
Whats the fastest road car?
it is Lamborghini mercialago no it is not its the new Bugatti Veyron super sport with 1200 bhp and a top speed of 480kph or 278mph
How fast is the pace car driving in Nascar?
It depends on the track. Since different tracks have different pit road speeds, the pace car will drive about ten mph faster than the pit road speed under caution laps. At the beginning of the race, however, the laps that the cars do before the green flash drops (also called parade laps) are done at pit road speed. This is so the cars can match their rpms with the pit road speed, as NASCAR does not allow any kind of speed monitoring devices in the vehicles.
Does speed increase the stability of a car going down a straight road?
All cars vary; the only foolproof method for answering your question is to reach top speed in your vehicle
Give reasons why there have been change to speed limits fpr cars in Great Britain during last hundred years?
Speed limits for cars in Great Britain have changed over the last hundred years due to improvements in road infrastructure and technology, advances in vehicle safety features, and government initiatives to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities. Additionally, changes in societal attitudes towards road safety and environmental concerns have also influenced speed limit adjustments.
Why does Nascar split the field during the warm up laps at the beginning of the race?
Because they take at least one lap at the pit road speed, and the cars don't have speedometers, they can verify what the tach says at that speed. Whenever you've got a bunch of cars lined up their speed will vary as cars ahead speed up and slow down. They split the pack so that the cars in the back half of the field get a more accurate reading (the pace car drives at a set speed, so there are fewer cars in front to bunch up and stretch out.
How many cars on road in 1953?
In 1953, it is estimated that there were about 30 million registered automobiles in the United States. This period marked significant growth in car ownership due to post-World War II economic expansion and the increasing popularity of the automobile. The rise of the suburban lifestyle also contributed to the increase in the number of cars on the road during this time.
Whats Another name for a street?
Road
What is the top speed of a BMW 740?
According to BMW, all of their road-legal cars have an electronically limited top speed of 155mph (250km/hr). Without the electronic limitiation, the top speed is reported as being 214mph.
