This is also why drivers education recommends 4 seconds following distance and why DOTs warn you lanes are ending or closed ahead.
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This is also why drivers education recommends 4 seconds following distance and why DOTs warn you lanes are ending or closed ahead.
https://www.kidwonder.us/09-164637-drivers-who-leave-a-large-gap-in-front-of-them-in-traffic-jams-actually-help-reduce-congestion-by-preventing-the-phantom-wave-effect/ -
This is also why drivers education recommends 4 seconds following distance and why DOTs warn you lanes are ending or closed ahead.
https://www.kidwonder.us/09-164637-drivers-who-leave-a-large-gap-in-front-of-them-in-traffic-jams-actually-help-reduce-congestion-by-preventing-the-phantom-wave-effect/@BalooUriza who added #genAI slop to the article header? Guarantees one fewer click from here at the very least.
(Ed to head off the usual 'how do you know?'s, look at the bottom right where the traffic is supposedly moving away from the viewpoint. And just the overall fuzziness and straight lines, no group of people drives like that.
Is it parking or a road? Where are the missing drivers...)
