Sometimes they aren't and you can easily tell.
Sometimes they aren't, but you can't easily tell.
Sometimes they are, but it's not always easy to be sure.
In older movies many of the shots would have been filmed under artificial circumstances. However, with smaller cameras and modern technology it is possible to mount cameras in all sorts of positions on and in a car in order to film the driver actually driving.
But when the driver turns and talks to the cameras whilst driving, it makes you wonder!
And some shots are from right in front of the driver! Or are done very close to the driver's face. It is doubtful that they are really driving under those conditions!
A driving scene is made up of many shots. And nowadays most are probably real and some might be fake, but the editing is done to make it all look continuous and real.
Darla was driving waldos car at the end in the movie 'Little Rascals'.
the car is a Nash Metropolitan produced between 1954 and 1962
In Scary Movie 2, when Cindy was in the car driving, she was singing along to the song "Friends Forever" by Vitamin C. Her character was hilariously singing the song in a bad way at the time.
In the opening getaway scene, he's driving a silver Chevy Impala. His character's own car, though, the one that he's seen driving through most of the film, is a 1973 Chevy Malibu.
In Twilight, Rosalie is driving a red BMW M3 convertible.
Darla was driving waldos car at the end in the movie 'Little Rascals'.
self-driving car
Not really.
Cadillac XLR
the back of a car. or when someone is driving really close to the back of your car and is 'tailgating'
Not really it depends on your driving skill
Professionally, yes.
a red ducati bike
Chevrolet ss
If you meant a girl driving on a side of the building, then it's scene from a russian movie 'Dnevnoy Dozor'(Day watch).
the car is a Nash Metropolitan produced between 1954 and 1962
Generally, yes. But if the plane is moving very slow and the car is driving really, really fast, then the car is faster.