tint is one of the problem.
another problem is most of the driver like to keep their foot always on accelerator, when in front car decelerate(yes, not brake), they instantly pressing brake without thinking.
incase you dont know about the case,
last week or two got video of one car tailgating(yea, neitizen say so, but i dont) a pickup and pickup last miniute avoid accident car, causing the dashcam car that 'tailgating' straight hit into.
netizen straight throw out:-
- defensive driving
- 3 second rule
- bla bla bla.
by paper surely the set-ed rule work, but how malaysian drive we know that is too optimistic to start with.
with that case, 3 second rule on high speed, 100kmh would like 50+meter away.... i bet people will overtake you dangerously.
*disclaimer
i am not support tailgating, just some netizen blindly pulling out 'law' to blame
like they never drive like that before
Defensive driving, 3 second rule is not a law, but a best practise guide. You can do all of this, and be the most safe driver on the road, but the person behind/around you might not be following this. Case in point, my dashcam video - I'm not 100% sure, but looking at the video (need to view full screen + full 4K resolution) the car behind me just barely avoided an accident with the Honda Accord. but the car behind it might just have crashed into them.