It is suggested to be one car length, or 20 feet, for every 10 miles per hour when you are driving. So, if you are driving at 50 mph, you should be 5 car lengths or 100 feet away from the car. This allows you to react and stop in time to avoid any accident. The 3 second rule is also suggested, where you follow the car in front of you by 3 seconds. This can be measured by any non-moving object: as the car passes it, count 3 seconds, and go.
Do people follow this? To some extent.
Do you mean JERK?
your car stops
On her programme Style Queen she was driving an Audi. But now she's got a child she drives a 4x4.
I believe you are seeing your Oxygen or 'O2' sensor. It measures the ratio of oxygen in the exhaust and sends the info to your car's computer while you are driving. If the O2 sensor is bad your car can run poorly. It is one of the more important sensors on you car.
Not unless you forget and walk away from a running car. Could also cause engine problems. Might want to get the ignition checked or the key. Happened to me a few times with an older car. We did have a problem with the engine. Cracked block from the car over-heating. That basically killed the car... I'm not really sure if its a bad thing, but my friend had this really old car and he would the the key out while we were driving. far i know nothing bad every happen good luck
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about a thousand miles
about a thousand miles
half way, then it's driving out.!!
It depends on the car you're driving and the local conditions.
Depends on the mpg the car you are driving gets.
It is 2,526.5 miles by car and about 40 hours of driving.
It depends on the car you are driving, how fast you drive, & the load you are carrying.
4*55 = 220 miles
The driving distance is 638 miles.
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55 x 2.5 = 137.5