How to Check the Distance from the Front of the Car?
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When you see the front end of the car moving upward from the ground to a person's feet or heels and stopping there, the distance between the front of the car and the person is approximately 3 meters. When you see the front end of the car rise to the height of a person's knees (i.e., you can see the position of the knees), the distance between the front of the car and the person is about 2 meters. When you see the front and rear ends of the car rise to the lower part of a person's hips, the distance between the front of the car and the person is approximately 0.3 meters. For driving, details are crucial. Only by paying attention to every detail can we drive safely. The same goes for maintaining a safe distance. After all, practice makes perfect. When you see the upper edge of the rear bumper of the car in front, judge the distance between the vehicles to be 1 meter. When you see the lower edge of the rear bumper of the car in front, you should judge the distance between the vehicles to be 2 meters. Seeing the lower edge of the rear wheels of the car in front means the distance between the cars is 3 meters. Front and rear distance: Assume there is a person approximately 1.7 to 1.8 meters tall in front on both sides. The height of the feet is about 10 centimeters, the height of the knees is about 45 centimeters, and the lower part of the hips is about 70 centimeters.
