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Exactly the same number of deaths as could be prevented by having a proper driver's education.

• dllthomas 13y ago
  I think you need to justify that claim.
• ck2 13y ago
  All the education in the world doesn't seem to overcome the belief that laws are for "everyone else". But even having to look down at your speedometer or odometer can be a problem at speed, considering how much distance you cover in half a second.
  • jack-r-abbit 13y ago
    Danger exists in more places than just in front of you. A proper driving education taught me to scan my whole surroundings while driving... not lock eyes with the road in front and never blink. I am not looking directly in front of me 100% of the time. I am looking front, left, right, behind, at instruments... and repeat (not exactly with any particular cadence). My eyes are always moving. Glancing at the speedo is such a minor part of it. Even with a full-on HUD, I'd still be looking left, right and behind. EDIT: when I say "looking behind" I mean the rear view mirror. I don't physically turn my head around to look behind me. That would not be comfortable.
  • coldarchon 13y ago
    >can be a problem at speed Then don't speed, drive safely.