> 3. Never in my life have I just stared at the speedometer. Why are you staring at it so much? Is something wrong?
Without checking speedometer often, how do you know if you're not going above the speed limit?
Without checking speedometer often, how do you know if you're not going above the speed limit?
Anyways, generally plenty of feedback to observe without needing to glue your eyes to a speedometer. Is this not a common thing?
For me, it's the relative silence of going from 0-60 MPH in under 4 seconds that does it. I have an ICE car that can almost do that, but it does so very loudly requires me to shift gears manually as it happens. It's a full body and mind experience, one full of very obvious feedback.
To a degree, but not to the finesse of 10% + 2mph which is the threshold of prosecution in the UK, for example.
Can you tell 20 from 24mph, or 30 from 35mph, without looking?
As with most of the things that people worry about with these, it’s actually not a problem.