The sensation of weight is the result of gravitational pull. All airplanes use the lift created by the wings to oppose the pull of gravity just as the tires support a car, the weight/pull is still there. In contrast, an orbiting vehicle has centrifugal force caused by its rotational speed around the planet. The balance between that force and the force of gravity is what keeps it in a stable orbit. With those two forces in balance they negate each other leaving the occupants in a weightless environment.
The sensation of weight is the result of gravitational pull. All airplanes use the lift created by the wings to oppose the pull of gravity just as the tires support a car, the weight/pull is still there. In contrast, an orbiting vehicle has centrifugal force caused by its rotational speed around the planet. The balance between that force and the force of gravity is what keeps it in a stable orbit. With those two forces in balance they negate each other leaving the occupants in a weightless environment.
No, it is illegal for back seat passengers to drink alcohol in a vehicle.
Fastrak uses sensors at toll booths to detect the number of passengers in a vehicle.
The express lane uses sensors to count the number of passengers in a vehicle.
You can have passengers in your car when you have a valid driver's license and your vehicle has enough seat belts for all passengers.
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Under the hood on the passengers side of the vehicle. You also have fuses in the trunk on the passengers side of the vehicle.
More passengers than the seats provided for them by the vehicle manufacturer.
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An orbiting vehicle has sufficient speed to remain in orbit. If an apple is put outside the vehicle, it will continue in orbit with that vehicle. It will just float there. The apple and everything in the space vehicle will be moving at the same speed, and, because the vehicle is in orbit, everything will have sufficient speed to remain in orbit.
No states in the United States allow passengers to drink alcohol in a moving vehicle. It is illegal in all states to consume alcohol in a vehicle, whether you are the driver or a passenger.