Posted on February 25, 2020February 25, 2020The 2-second Rule for ‘Safe’ Following Distances has Long Been WRONG About 40 percent of all crashes in the USA involve one or more vehicles ramming into another vehicle from behind, and this is a major cause of bad injuries and deaths. This photo was taken no more than 2 seconds after the collision that triggered the airbags, which are now in the process of deflating. The driver and his passenger are still in the car, stunned. Possibly through distraction, the car driver had just collided with the back of a truck — not an “accident,” an act of negligence; a collision. (Copyright image, 2012.) Continue reading “The 2-second Rule for ‘Safe’ Following Distances has Long Been WRONG”