Because you are using them more often than you would if you were highway driving.
Depends entirely on how you drive. If you come up to stop signs and signal lights and slam on the brakes and stop hard, or you drive at high speed and make sudden stops, your brakes will not last long. If your drive with your foot on the brake expect to be replacing them quite often. However if you drive easy and let off the accelerator long before you are going to stop and do not drive fast your brakes will last a long time. The average is around 50,000 miles but you may get 75,000 miles out of the front brakes and 100,000 out of the rear brake pads. All based on how you drive.
Car brakes can cost quite a bit. Anywhere in the $100s I would say. Depending on your car and how many brakes you desire.
It really is quite simple - in the cab you are presented with 5 principle controls:ThrottleReverserIndependent brake (Brakes the locomotive only)Train Brake (Brakes the entire train)Hand Brake.How to drive:Place the reverser into the forward position.Ensure all the brakes are off.Put a small amount of throttle on to make the train move.To stop:Put the independent brake and train brake on.When you have come to a halt, disengage both brakes, put the reverser back into neutral, and apply the handbrake.
Both counties are quite large, so it depends on where you are travelling to and from. At their nearest points they would be just over an hour apart, depending on traffic. From more distanced points between the two counties it could be a 4 hour drive.
Quite a ways. Disneyland is in Anaheim, which is about a 1 to 2-hour drive away from Los Angeles and Universal Studios Hollywood is in Universal City
On a school trip of 120 with frequent stops for toilet breaks, food and motion sickness, with quite a lot of traffic, it took 10 hours. But I don't know how long it would take for you.
It is quite likely it is the anti-lock brakes activating. When any wheel loses traction while braking the brakes will be pulsed so that the car will not go into a slide. When driving on slippery roads, you are suppose to pulse your brakes to stop. The antilock system does this for you.
The distance is roughly 119kms and it should take about 1 hour and a half. Traffic is bad between 7am and 9am during work days so plan ahead. There are also quite a lot of speed cameras along the drive so watch your speed. The distance is roughly 119kms and it should take about 1 hour and a half. Traffic is bad between 7am and 9am during work days so plan ahead. There are also quite a lot of speed cameras along the drive so watch your speed.
no, just the wheels the brakes apply to, usually the front brakes
Quite.
I have one on right now.. It seems it would be quite hard to drive....
Its quite a long way. It takes about 4 hours to drive it Its quite a long way. It takes about 4 hours to drive it