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Originally Posted by mrbaxr6t
Sorry man but the shield idea don't work, car infront hits roo and it comes over bonnet, and ends up slamming into your windscreen, dunno about you but I would rather the nose my car hit the roo than have its carcass fly through my windscreen
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If thats the case, you are following too closely, if you leave a suitable distance, it gives you more then enough time to react and either A: Slow down and B: Avoid the body.
Also if the traffic is rubber banding and your having to slam the brakes on your either not paying attention (aka looking ahead at the traffic) or you are following too close.
Some of you guys should do highway driving for a living, that will open your eyes to what its like all year round.