Cars & Transportation: Safety: “Question: Highway in Germany with no speed limit? Some questions about it.?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Highway in Germany with no speed limit? Some questions about it.?
- Question: Who has the right of way- a person backing out of a parking spot or someone turning from a stop sign?
- Question: What could happen if a person swims in fuel oil?
- Question: Traumatised by near accident, help?!?!?!?
- Question: Who is at fault in this collision?
- Question: Was this a good gesture?
Question: Highway in Germany with no speed limit? Some questions about it.? Posted: 13 Aug 2016 12:20 AM PDT 1) Yes, there is no speed limit on the Autobahn, that is what the highway is called in germany. yes, someone could go legaly full speed with a bugatti veyron or a bugatti chiron, that is the bugatti that has even more power and is supposed to be faster. if there is a construction site etc., then the speed is usually limited to speeds like 60km/h or 80km/h, km/h standing for kilometer per hour. 2) often crashes would be like crashes that frequent that people would have to expect to not make it home safely when driving the german autobahn (highway) but its not like that, therefor it can be said that crashes are not often on the autobahn. a driver has to watch when getting on the left lane, because there could be a car that comes with 250+km/h, that would be 155+mph, legaly. 3) how the german country get the idea of making the autobahn speed limitless, difficult question, its like asking how americans got the idea to make it a constitutional right to bear arms. 4) it feels bit unsafe to use the left lane, because there can always be someone who comes with 250km/h or even far over 300km/h, when they then fail to brake strong enough, it comes to a crash. it needs then always to look it the mirror even for cars that seem a bit far, because when they drive that fast a far seeming distance becomes very short very quickly. of course then sometimes when there is no construction side etc. and not that much traffic, its fun to drive 155mph on the autobahn : ) |
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Question: What could happen if a person swims in fuel oil? Posted: 12 Aug 2016 01:51 PM PDT Jury is out. There is some evidence that it can cause skin cancer in mice, but no info if it would do the same in humans. At a minimum, a person could develop contact dermatitis. |
Question: Traumatised by near accident, help?!?!?!? Posted: 12 Aug 2016 12:26 PM PDT If you're going down a hill, you should always reduce your speed. If you can't see clearly what's in front of you, you need to also reduce your speed. Defensive driving is a must at all times. It hasn't even been a day since this experience. Relax for a day. Don't think about driving. Sleep on the experience. And then get back out there. Own the road again. You got this. Be confident in yourself, and take this as a learning experience to manage your speed in less-than-ideal conditions. Good luck! You got this. I believe in you. |
Question: Who is at fault in this collision? Posted: 12 Aug 2016 10:29 AM PDT The blond made the left, legally it is totally her fault. The brunette is probably a blond with a dye job. She rammed straight into the blond. She could have easily avoided the collision by a wiggle to the left to go past the blond's butt. |
Question: Was this a good gesture? Posted: 12 Aug 2016 06:41 AM PDT Best to let people like that get far, far away from you. That's what I did, a few months ago. (Unique commercial van.) ...About five miles down the road, I saw the same van, banged up on the side of the road, after he had his accident. Not with me! :-) Karma always catches up. |
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