The bumpier the road, the more resistance the car has to move forward.
Less resistance on a smooth concrete road.
Less resistance/friction on concrete.
Less resistance/friction on concrete.
Because the tires can pick up grip and the suspension is not required as much, it would be the same as a person with running shoes/trainers running on a athletics track, they can make more speed as the surface is flat.
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the road was so bumpy and rough
the sidewalk
Bumpy, dusty road. Definetely
Bumpy Road happened in 2011.
a bumpy road
Bumpy Road was created on 2011-05-19.
Yes, "bumpy road" is often used as a metaphor to describe a difficult or challenging situation in life. Just as a physical bumpy road can make travel uncomfortable and slow, the metaphor highlights obstacles, setbacks, or struggles one might face on their journey. It conveys the idea that progress may not always be smooth and requires perseverance.