[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by dobry4u

Question (asked sincerely)


Do you think more fatal crashes are caused by new drivers or by people driving stupid (fatigued, distracted, etc)?

My opinion...more fatalities occur due to "Driver Error" than anything else.

Driver Error gives wide latitude in interpretation. :lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:


Seriuosly though.... I hope you understand why I maintain the position on training that I do. :thumbsup:

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by mommee

i need to remember to wear pants when i drive in my car then.

Nothing at all wrong with a Lady wearing pants! :smokin::smokin::smokin:


:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:


Just make certain your seatbelt is nice and snug!! :lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:

[dobry4u]

Originally Posted by Orangetxguy

My opinion...more fatalities occur due to "Driver Error" than anything else.

Driver Error gives wide latitude in interpretation. :lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:


Seriuosly though.... I hope you understand why I maintain the position on training that I do. :thumbsup:

I do understand your position and respect it a great deal, Stan.:bow:

Also thanks for that right on advice, Ridge Runner. :thumbsup: I hope that sticks in my head! I am normally a patient driver but I haven't been rolling for miles yet.

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by dobry4u

I do understand your position and respect it a great deal, Stan.:bow:

Also thanks for that right on advice, Ridge Runner. :thumbsup: I hope that sticks in my head! I am normally a patient driver but I haven't been rolling for miles yet.

Ridge Runner gave great advise??? :eek2::eek2::eek2: :hellno:

Just what in hades is that ole Hill Billy up to?


You do know that he lives up there in that corner of Georgia that requires you to be part mountain goat and 100% hick to live don't you?? :rofl::rofl:

:bow::bow::bow::bow: Bow to the mighty "Runner of Ridges" !! :bow::bow::bow::bow:


:clap::clap::clap::clap:


Now....why aren't you running miles?? Errrrr...Really you should be driving them...running makes yer legs tired and ...well ...you know...all sweaty.

[Ridge Runner]

Originally Posted by dobry4u

I do understand your position and respect it a great deal, Stan.:bow:

Also thanks for that right on advice, Ridge Runner. :thumbsup: I hope that sticks in my head! I am normally a patient driver but I haven't been rolling for miles yet.

That's what this board is all about. We all learn from each other. My eyes have been opened to a lot of new ideas. Even tho sometimes the debate gets heated, in the end we are all adults ( well most of us ) and see past or own thoughts on the subject.


My eyes were sure opened on this one. :clap:

[Windwalker]

Originally Posted by mommee

i need to remember to wear pants when i drive in my car then.

And, it's possitively amazing what those "REQUIRED" seatbelts do to accent what a lady has "up front"...:whistle::whistle::whistle::nixon::nixon: :clap::clap::clap::clap::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[BigDiesel]

Originally Posted by cdswans

Big D has retreated to his corner to lick his wounds (nuts). In the spirit of good sportsmanship, I figured I'd throw him a bone . .

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/stor...1%7D&dist=hppr

Have fun, Big d, wherever you are . .

I apologize that I actually do have a life and family activities outside of the internet, and not here to point out the incompetence of .32 cpm Swift "drivers"........

[Colts Fan]

Originally Posted by Ridge Runner

I have to agree with YT on this one because there are far more "over one year" drivers out there than newbies. I do want to caution the new drivers that around 3 to 6 months after going solo to really watch out. That is the time that you start to think that you really have things under control. That is when "Murphy" will jump up and bite you on the ass. When that happens to you then you realize that this is a JOB and you better be paying attention.
I've been there and done that. It was a near miss thank god, but I learned my lesson.

Ridge, great post. In that 3 to 6 month range you start to get really comfortable. You have to remind yourself to not get too complacent. The last couple months have been a little rough with me regarding backing. I got really comfortable and didn't take the necessary precautions before I started some backing maneuvers because I thought I was the man. GOAL is the name of the game. When you get too tired take a 15 minute nap. I just finished my first year and I constantly have to remember to keep alert.

[cdswans]

Originally Posted by BigDiesel

I apologize that I actually do have a life and family activities outside of the internet, and not here to point out the incompetence of .32 cpm Swift "drivers"........

. . incompetence of .39 cpm Swift "drivers" . . can't you get anything right?

[zipy46]

Originally Posted by dobry4u

Question (asked sincerely)


Do you think more fatal crashes are caused by new drivers or by people driving stupid (fatigued, distracted, etc)?

Fatigue

...Tiredness causes inability to pay attention...then its downhill from there.

Kablooey !