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Originally Posted by Francois Caron
I got 74. The problem is that I have no choice but to go over the speed limit. I'm from the province of Quebec! If you don't speed up, you'll get hit from behind!
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| You scored a 90% (A)! Your driving level is: very safe |
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Originally Posted by drobbins
Some one who has driven for a long time has a better chance of getting a low score than someone who has just gotten their license, so I went back only 10 years of driving.
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| Adjusting my answers to current reality and technology (i.e., "lying") I scored an "A" (86%) |
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Originally Posted by Francois Caron
I got 74. The problem is that I have no choice but to go over the speed limit. I'm from the province of Quebec! If you don't speed up, you'll get it from behind!
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Originally Posted by Francois Caron
I got 74. The problem is that I have no choice but to go over the speed limit. I'm from the province of Quebec! If you don't speed up, you'll get hit from behind!
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Originally Posted by Joseph DeMartino
ons to modern technology. I can cycle through my radio pre-sets and CD player, as well as adjust the volume on my stereo by touch, using buttons on my steering wheel, without ever taking my eyes off the road. And while I have seen studies suggesting that having in-depth conversations on the phone can be distracting regardless of what kind of phone you have, I don't think the way I use a cell phone in the car should cost me points on a safe driving test. (Headset, voice activated and most of my calls consists of things like "Boss, I'm stuck in traffic and might be a few minutes late", and "Bob, I need the SPL meter you borrowed back. Are you going to be home in about 20 minutes." I think the longest calls I usually make are to the cops reporting road hazards and accidents.)
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| I felt this way before, but this past year has cemented for me that there is absolutely no question driving while talking on a cell phone is an extremely dangerous thing for some people to do. |
| Some people really cannot walk and talk at the same time, let alone drive and talk. |
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Originally Posted by Adam Lenhardt
You scored a 59% (C)! Your driving level is: average riskDrives me crazy! I have a friend that lives in Plattsburgh, NY and I usually swing up to Montreal when I visit. I'm deathly afraid of getting pulled over in a foreign country, so here I am going along the highway at the posted 100kmh speed limit, and cars are blowing by me left and right. And then Montreal itself is even crazier. |
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Originally Posted by Adam Lenhardt
Just a crazy, crazy driving experience.
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Originally Posted by Joseph DeMartino
(I work with a woman who is so utterly clueless that I can't believe she manages to dress herself and find the office in the morning, much less drive the distance between the two. She has had at least two accidents, that I know of, while driving an official vehicle while still in our own parking lot.)
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