dduelin
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If you measure to the point where line of sight through the windshield top edge intersects the roadway it’s probably 30 feet or less. At 30 mph we cover that distance in only 7/10 of a second. At 60 mph that distance is traveled in about 3/10 second. We should be looking much further down the road than what is obscured behind a windshield we are looking over even if feels like it dangerously blocks our view. What’s less than a second away doesn’t matter as we can’t react to it. The feeling of danger is an illusion if we are looking a minimum 2 or 3 seconds ahead.