Explain how a police officer at the scene of a car crash can judge whether or not
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Explain how a police officer at the scene of a car crash can judge whether or not you were speeding when you rear-ended a stopped car, based solely on the length of the skid marks after the collision. Is the speed the officer estimates for your speed just before the collision faster than, equal to, or slower than your actual speed?
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