I keep hearing how it's impossible to keep a decent following distance when in traffic.
Instead of cherry picking 30 seconds here's a half hour or so of video. No close calls, no rush of 4 wheelers trying to kill me. What am I doing wrong?
I get onto the big road about 5 minutes in. If you're into watching paint dry feel free to watch the whole thing.
Following distance, what am I doing wrong?
Discussion in 'Trucker Videos' started by tinytim, Jan 20, 2017.
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Ok I have two problems with that video.
You have Northern Ontario in your location. I was expecting Cochrane at least, not Barrie......
And do you have some special kind of truck that is able to drive past a LCBO AND a Tim Hortons?? My cars were never able to do that.
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Not enough traffic up north for following distance to be an issue. Here you go though...
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It can't be done. As soon as you create space ahead of you someone will fill it. People will be constantly cutting you off. Before you know it you'll be doing 3 miles an hour, you'll never get anywhere. It may sound good on paper but it's just not possible to keep a decent following distance in traffic.
I disagree.
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And they continue to cut me off.

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I’m not really sure what the point your trying to make is.
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umm, no. I'm not in light traffic and I'm basically going with the flow while maintaining a decent space.
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