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>That means that in many cases, a good-but-legally-drunk driver will be vastly out-performing a terrible-but-sober driver. How do you know what percentage of a
by koof 13y ago
>That means that in many cases, a good-but-legally-drunk driver will be vastly out-performing a terrible-but-sober driver.
How do you know what percentage of ability corresponds to bad driving?
- bparsons 13y ago>How do you know what percentage of ability corresponds to bad driving? It is based on reaction time. So if you approach a stop light that turns red and you have a 70% score, you are taking approximately 30% longer to hit the car brakes.
- gaius 13y agoGood driving is not about reaction time, it's about anticipation. That's why traffic lights have an amber stage.