The comparative is safe, and the superlative is safest.
Of course airplane heights are safer than mountain heights. Mountain heights are extremely dangerous and really scary but airplane heights are more higher altitudes. Airplane heights are not that scary also it is much safer than mountain heights.
I'm not sure... probably state highway but what exactly do you mean? Even if i knew... I'd have to consult my lawyer before answering any further questions. Interstates have more traffic, but have Federal funding for maintainance. State highways have less traffic, but are not as well kept. It really depends on where you are going.
Statistically the larger the vehicle the safer it is. Government safety ratings will give you a good idea of how safe a particular vehicle is.
592. But you cannot be sure I did not make a mistake in the calsulation or in typing the answer. It would have been much safer AND QUICKER to use you calculator.
Fancy parking is another way of saying parking the car front facing out and it is indeed much safer. One of the problems with parking is getting the car out of the space and back into the traffic stream. When you have to back into traffic you see less of the traffic on the road. The idea is that it is easier to block traffic for a moment to park than it is to have traffic swerve around you on the way back. Another new trend in parking is to have the lines angled specifically for rear parking. It isn't common but it might be the new trend in traffic safety.
Yes, it is safer and generally, quicker. When approaching a park, look into the park to ensure it is clear, then point the nose away (tail pointing to the entry) and back in. You can either use mirrors but turning in your seat is ok too. Then, driving out is quicker, safer and less obtrusive to traffic around.
In the parking garage
There are now so many very competitive parking places around Gatwick Airport that you should check out prices and services. - Just Google 'Gatwick car parking' and you will find a list.
That seems likely. It's safer to not risk it and lose money/get a fine
Reversing into a space, and then driving forward out of it, is much easier and safer than driving forward into it, then backing out. The drivers in many countries do this, not just Thailand. ____ Adding to that, parking your car is easy enough as the drivers around/behind you can see you stop and back into the space. It's a simple operation to back into a space and park. Also, when pulling back into busy trafic it is easier and safer for everyone because the driver can see oncoming vehicles better & is able to take advantage of smaller gaps in the flow of traffic without stopping or slowing it much. When you think about the typical city street scene, overall it's just safer. Why it's illegal in much of the US? Who knows really, common thought is so the tagged licence plate on the back of the vehicle is plainly visible.
If your talking about the insert, where the ball screws in, then yes, if it gives a better angle to make the tow safer, or, easier, then do it.....chuck
Yes, reverse osmosis is an effective method of removing nitrates from well water. The process forces water through a semipermeable membrane, which filters out contaminants like nitrates, ensuring cleaner and safer drinking water.
Yes, always take the nearest lane. Someone turning right or a pedestrian can jump out. Change lanes if needed after the turn. It's both safer & the law. Most importantly, other drivers will assume you are taking the near lane & jump into the other one.
To some degree, yes. It is safer than being out in the open but not as safe as being in a closed basement, unless you are more than one sublevel down.
yes it willwell maybe not but it depends, I heard that this one person said they have been there and they were actually putting it at a safer angle so that it wouldn't fall! : )
oh. by safer sex. safer abilities. & safer people. you know. ;)