What is up with the multiple car length stopping distance?
I'm at a red light in both of these pictures. I think they were even taken on the same day.
Anyways, you will be laughed at for leaving more than one entire car length between you and the car in front of you at a light, but you definitely wont ever rear-end anyone!
I was always taught that the proper stopping distance was close, but that you still were able to see the back tires of the car in front of you.
Do you do this? Or do you get right up on the car in front of you?
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