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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
interesting question. you just might be a super hero. but if you are driving at the same speed of light then you wouldn't be able to see. the light would not get pass the headlights because they would be going the same speed.
Source(s): I was driving at the speed of light a few days ago - Anonymous1 decade ago
I don't know being as I have only gone 125 mph in a car at night down the expressway and that was fast enough for me.
Source(s): me - Anonymous1 decade ago
You get a strongly worded letter from Steven Wright's lawyer on the subject of copyright infringement.
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- BrianLv 71 decade ago
The light will continue to shine in front of you and time would essentially stop....that's EXACTLY what the theory of Relativity explains
Source(s): "Nothing travels faster than the speed of light" - 1 decade ago
the lights would technically come on but would not light your way because of your speed. hope that helps. good luck.
- 1 decade ago
No light would project outward but the light would stay where it was first emitted from until you slow down.
- 1 decade ago
u go the speed of light, but now u can see where ur going
- 1 decade ago
You blind the Star Destroyer behind you and escape from the Empire's clutches.