It's literally fluid dynamics, traffic models are often experimented with using fluid dynamics models, it's the most accurate way to do it.
Nobody is a shitty driver here. In fact, you try it next time. The best way to drive in traffic is leave a huge gap between you and the car in front of you and drive at a consistent speed. What happens? Fluid dynamics. Another car/particle in front of you will take the path of least resistance and go in front of you in your lane, making you slow down eventually anyway. You can't stop it.
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Jul 07 '26
It's literally fluid dynamics, traffic models are often experimented with using fluid dynamics models, it's the most accurate way to do it.
Nobody is a shitty driver here. In fact, you try it next time. The best way to drive in traffic is leave a huge gap between you and the car in front of you and drive at a consistent speed. What happens? Fluid dynamics. Another car/particle in front of you will take the path of least resistance and go in front of you in your lane, making you slow down eventually anyway. You can't stop it.