Tailgating
Posted by: JohnC
28th Jan 2011 07:29am
Something I absolutely hate while driving. There is no reason for it and it is very dangerous. Vicroads teaches to leave a 2 second gap from the car in front, but who can estimate 2 seconds while driving at 100km/hr? It is much better to use a rule of thumb which is 1 car length for every 10km/hr of speed, plus 50% more if the road is wet.
rpby
- 14th Mar 2014 10:19am
You are ALWAYS in the wrong whenever you run into the rear of a vehicle in front.YOU,are by law,required to travel at a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of you, allowing adequate room to stop in case that vehicle has to stop or leave the carriageway.What road rules did you study??DONT tailgate and she wont be applying the brakes at all and the problem doesn't exist at all.SO you wake up mate!!!
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