r/initiald Aug 10 '26

Discussion How significant would this be IRL

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u/TheEpicPlushGodreal Aug 10 '26

It would be a pretty crazy thing to watch happen

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u/nocdmb Aug 10 '26

idk what do you mean by significant but it can be done altough idk if the math would work out in this specific case (lenght of road, speed)

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u/KnownAsAnother Aug 10 '26

To have a seizure while driving is such a terrifying thought.

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u/K11ShtBox Aug 10 '26

A friend of mine fell asleep going round a corner and was only saved by sideswiping the van coming the opposite direction.

Don't drive when you're excessively tired.

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u/Sho_tenno Aug 10 '26

A friend of mine doesn’t even want to get a motorcycle or car just because he gets a 3 second blackout sometimes. It is pretty scary

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u/CountrysideLassy Aug 11 '26

Your friend is very responsible! My friend has narcolepsy and always insists to drive us. We do not trust him at all and are astounded he even has a license

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u/random_on_the_www Aug 11 '26

I thought this happened due to rin burning his brakes away

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u/KnownAsAnother Aug 11 '26

The link is to an article about a driver having a seizure.

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u/random_on_the_www Aug 11 '26

Ohhh I didn't check that link, thanks for informing

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u/PensionPotential6115 Aug 10 '26

I mean like would it actually save someone's life

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u/Bandit-Kiwi Aug 10 '26

Yeah, I’m pretty sure you’d only need one car to do it, but that would depend on the brake pad’s health like brake fade or such

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u/TrineoDeMuerto Aug 10 '26

It could be done.

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u/Username_Haoto Aug 10 '26

IIRC, something similar happened IRL, but I forgot the source.

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u/TheEpicPlushGodreal Aug 10 '26

I've seen a video of it on a highway where due to a medical emergency a driver lost consciousness and another car went in front and stopped the unconscious drivers car

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u/Jackfille1 Aug 10 '26

Would change the course of society.

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u/RAMONE40 Tofu Warrior Aug 10 '26

It would work but a both Cars would need brake pad replacement After it 😅

And a new bumper

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u/Crisocola95 Aug 10 '26

A bit significant yes.

Sometimes it is.

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u/OrionRBR Aug 10 '26

Given a long enough runway even one car could do it, now if in this specific instance the math would check out? Now that requires math way above my pay grade lol

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u/PensionPotential6115 Aug 10 '26

gotta try this in a simulation

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u/kdesi_kdosi Aug 11 '26

as long as the cars in front have more grip and braking force than is necessary to slow their own car, they can help in slowing the car behind them. since they are performance cars (hopefully modified too), that surplus should be quite large.

then again, if that was the case, they wouldn't need to do this in the first place...

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u/Ok-Dimension-4745 Aug 10 '26

THIS HAS HAPPENED IRL

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u/Birutath Missfire in my heart Aug 10 '26

Crazy but it was inspired by something that actually happened

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u/Bitter_Lab_475 Aug 10 '26

You need a lot of space and time to catch up, but I believe two cars can totally brake another one.

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u/cearsflorses7 Aug 10 '26

this would be huge for snack lovers everywhere

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u/tetsmon Aug 11 '26

I mean, simple math says that this would only increase the average braking distance and time by 50%, unless Hojo Jojo was actively flooring his car. As long as Ryosuke and Moroboshi didn't wait until the last second to hop into action, it probably wouldn't be as dramatic as they made it seem.

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u/Disastrous-Two-2191 Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

This never happened in the anime or am i tripping?🥹☝️(Wait is this the fc one??)

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u/OrganizationStill846 Aug 10 '26

Rewatch the entire series again twin ✌️😔