No, one human should not push a car alone for safety reasons.
According to the provided reference, pushing a car requires at least two people. There are a couple of main reasons why:
- Steering Control: One person needs to steer the car to maintain control and ensure it's moving in the correct direction.
- Pushing Power: A second person is needed to provide the necessary force to move the car from the back. Ideally, two people pushing makes it much easier.
Therefore, attempting to push a car by yourself is unsafe and should be avoided. It's not recommended to push a car alone as you need someone to steer. The reference explicitly states: "It's a two-person job at minimum".
Here's why trying to push a car by yourself is not a good idea:
- Lack of Control: It's difficult to steer and push at the same time, which can lead to the car rolling uncontrollably.
- Inefficient: It will be much more difficult for a single person to get the car moving and to keep it moving.
- Safety Risk: The risk of injury to yourself or damage to the car greatly increases if there is no one to steer the vehicle.
In summary, while it might be physically possible for a very strong individual to *start* pushing a car, it's impractical, unsafe, and goes against the advice from experts.
