responda esta pergunta

aleatório Pergunta

Has there ever been a person that made it across the US coast to coast in one go?

For example, San Francisco to New York City all in one long trip. Like no sleeping, no hotels, etc., but rest stops, comida and drink, and gasoline refuels and such are allowed. google Maps says it takes 44 hours to get there driving constantly, so one would have to stay awake for at least two whole days to do it.

Genuinely curious to see if anyone's ever did it, and if so, how feasible would that be and what would be the effects on the body afterwards?
 springely posted over a year ago
next question »

aleatório Respostas

BlindBandit92 said:
Idk if that is feasible honestly. First off you need to be driving on an interstate (to even achieve that time limit) and you're constantly making sure you're not killing yourself or others while driving normally. On topo, início of that driving with sleep deprivation is a death wish. People can't always take driving for 20 hours let alone 44 hours.

If someone did do that. The only after effects I'd presume would be someone(s) death(s) in the worst case scenario or in the best case scenario is not completing the original plan. You still have to sleep at one point or another and if you don't sleep you randomly nod off and hallucinate. So driving 44 hours nonstop via interstate is really insane.
select as best answer
posted over a year ago 
*
^
Riku114 posted over a year ago
next question »