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I don't think it's ignorance of the rules, I think a lot of drivers consider themselves to have above average driving skills and what you consider dangerous tai

by dazc 5y ago

I don't think it's ignorance of the rules, I think a lot of drivers consider themselves to have above average driving skills and what you consider dangerous tailgating is your failure to understand that these people have extraordinary reactions and can actually manipulate the laws of physics. I'm not being flippant either, they really do think this.

giantg2 5y ago
Certainly people not understanding vehicle dynamics can be an issue. This sort of information should be added to the test - just like for a CDL you need to understand how loads, grades, and gearing works beyond just the laws around them. So the test shouldn't just be about the law. And I'd argue many do not know the law when the test is only 50 questions and there are many more laws/signs/etc than 50.