How do you know if you are following a car too closely? Like your grill melts their bumper stickers, etc.?

Answer 1

when u realize u dont need to brake anymore coz ur car is automatically stopped wen he stops

Answer 2

I think there is a general rule for when driving behind another vehicle to allow yourself a 2 second distance from their rear bumper to your front bumper. Meaning, when their rear bumper passes a telephone pole, or other stationary object, it should take two seconds for you to reach that same object. As for at a shop, I would stop so that you can see their rear bumper or at leat their taillights. If you can't see them, you may be too close.

If your "grill" can melt a bumper sticker... you may want to worry about your engine temp, rather than how close you are. lol

Answer 3

You Know Your Too Close When Yur Car's Humpin Her Tail Pipe!
Seriously Tho, If Yur In An SUV And You Can't See The Rego Of The Car In Front Yur Too Close. If Yur At Back Of My Rig And I Can't See You On My Rear Views, You Gotta Hope I Don't Break!

Answer 4

yes - you !

use a road sign or a freeway
or a turnpike or somethin.

see when his car passes it then count out 5 secs

if you hit that mark before you count to 5 seconds you are way too close.

unless you have a bumper sticker that says
( you watch my *ss, I;LL watch hers........)

:) LOL

Answer 5

I know someone is following too closely when I can wash my windshield and theirs at the same time!!

Answer 6

Your car starts coughing from inhaling the exhaust

Answer 7

I think the cat will either run away or scratch you if you are following him/her too closely.

Answer 8

When you can tell their back-seat passenger wears a medium and shops at American Eagle....

Answer 9

If you can change the channel on their radio.....