How Can You Exaggerate the Closeness of Cars During Rush Hour?
If you are unfamiliar with the closeness of an object in your perceptive view or in this case, cars, you can generally judge it by how much space or area it occupies. If a car takes up a large portion of the road you can perceive it to be relatively large. However, even if you believe you know the size of an object, seeing the object close-up gives you a more graphic weight/estimate of what it is shown rather than far away.
An easy way to remember, in a more exaggerated approach, would be to take the outline of new jersey from a map. 
Observing it, in comparison to the other sates of America, makes it appear small or medium at best but when focusing the state in a close-up, gives the viewer a more accurate perception.
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