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Once a car's miles run out, is it worthless ?
To run into. Makes it a little bit safer.Impact absorbing crash barriers.
Or water supply for thirsty motorists, LOL!
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They're meant to slow you down if you hit them without killing you.why do I get shocked after getting out of my car?
They act as barriers to keep you from going where you shouldn't, i.e, oncoming traffic.
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if you are driving a vehicle on the highway you will see water barrels(mainly yellow)because theirs a wall behind them, and if u hit them you wont hit the wall just the barrel and get your vehicle wet...how is Amarillo TX. for mechanics as far as pay and job availability?
To absorb the force of a vehicle colliding with it. The same reason that they have straw bales on a motocross course.questions on winching, tow ropes, cables, and straps, for vehicles off and on road?
They are usually by guard rails or exit ramps.
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It works too. I once saw a car crash into a whole bunch of them.
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The big barrels of water you speak of is a crash barrier. They are place on highways to protect you from being killed. They protect bridge supports, guard rails and other things. If you hit one of the the water dispersed from the barrels, absorbing the impact.what does RS stands for in a car?
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water? I thought those were bathrooms for motorists who couldn't wait for the next exit or rest stop I guess they could work as a safety barrier to but I think the sand version works better but I haven't tried testing them yetWhy is my girlfriend's car having trouble?
some of them are filled with sand to cushion cars that crash into the barriers.More Questions & Answers ...
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