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Name of the forces caused while driving a car
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[QUOTE="256bits, post: 5440345, member: 328943"] A passenger can get annoyed at the driver for going to slow and letting everyone pass them, just as much as when the driver is going too much over the speed limit for the passengers comfort. Maybe the term "back seat driver" syndrome encompasses the passenger feeling whether he/she is vocal or not. Speed limits are mostly arbitrarily set anyways for a lot of roads anyways in a lot of circumstances. Why is it 100 kph on a highway, and not 110 kph, or 90 kph? ( 65 mph, 70 or 55 mph )? Going with the traffic flow, and that can involve speeding, can be more safe for all cars on the road, which is you, the cars ahead and the cars behind. [/QUOTE]
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