What Level of Wind Can Move a Car Without the Handbrake On?
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Under normal circumstances, a stationary car can be moved by a typhoon with wind speeds above level 10, but usually, this is due to indirect damage caused by other objects being destroyed by the typhoon. 1. Influencing Factors: The level of wind a car can withstand depends on its weight, shape, and wind-exposed area. Generally, sedans have stronger resistance to typhoons compared to SUVs because sedans have a lower center of gravity, are much shorter in height than SUVs, and have better grip. 2. Driving State: The ability of a moving car to resist a typhoon is different from that of a stationary car. A moving car is in a state of motion, and according to the physics of the relationship between moving objects and wind force, a moving car's ability to resist a typhoon is much weaker than that of a stationary car.