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If the bus is moving back and I want to jump out of the bus. Which direction do I have jump from the door. Is relative velocity related to this?
fatra2 said:If the bus is moving backwards, don't jump behind the bus, pretty much independant of the speed.
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It is highly unlikely that you would survive jumping out of a moving bus. Even if you manage to avoid hitting any objects or obstacles, the impact from hitting the ground at such a high speed would most likely result in serious injuries or death.
The speed at which jumping out of a moving bus becomes dangerous varies depending on factors such as the height of the bus, the surface you are jumping onto, and your own physical abilities. However, any speed above walking pace can be considered dangerous and potentially life-threatening.
In theory, it is possible to jump out of a moving bus without getting hurt if the conditions are perfect and you have extensive training and experience in parkour or other forms of acrobatics. However, for the average person, it is not recommended to attempt this as it is highly risky and can result in serious injury or death.
The risks of jumping out of a moving bus include serious injury or death from impact with the ground or surrounding objects, as well as potential legal consequences if you are caught by authorities. Additionally, you may also put other passengers on the bus and pedestrians in danger if they are in your path.
The best safety measure is to avoid jumping out of a moving bus altogether. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you have no other choice, try to aim for a soft landing spot such as grass or bushes, and try to roll upon impact to distribute the force of the fall. It is also important to be aware of your surroundings and make sure there are no obstacles in your path before jumping.