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I have thought about that but I simply don't have the time to do it. Driverthink is a part time passion of mine but sometimes I just can't find all the time I would like for it! Thanks for the very valid suggestion though. Perhaps sometime in the future.
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Yup. It's a definate problem. You might want to take along a few copies of my article, "The Stop on my Tail-gater" and pass them out to those puppies on your back bumper!
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I'm not kidding when I suggest that you find a police officer to teach you. That way, if anything should ever happen (like you get pulled over) you can say "officer so-and-so told me X." However, this only works if you were not caught being egregiously illegal and unsafe.
If you don't know any officers, do what the rest of us did: boring driver's education. The AAA course was marginally effective for me but it may teach you a few things you didn't know. The benefit is, if nothing else, you'll get a break on your insurance for completing the course.
Don't be afraid of the road. You will learn to get comfortable behind the wheel and if you aren't comfortable, you aren't driving the right car for you.
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Good things to look for while driving. I've been rear-ended before, and it was totally the other guy's fault. My break lights were working. There was nothing, nothing at all I could have done to avoid it. It just goes to show that sometimes, even when you're careful, things can happen.
Driverthink response: They sure can! We call it being "trapped" and it will be the subject of my next article!
Best (only) thing you can do is to try not to get "trapped".
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My brother hit a car at an intersection. He was traveling south (with green light) and the other person traveling north ,made a left turn, but my brother hit that persons car on the passenger door. Who's at fault? That other person should of yield,correct? Now , my brothers truck has front damage, looks like engine might have been pushed back. Another issue, his truck airbag did not deploy, shouldn't it had deployed? Thanks in advance for the advice.
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Driverthink is not an attorney but usually, all things being equal, Green light etc, the person travelling straight would have right of way over someone turning in front of him. This of course makes little difference if that someone chooses to risk life and limb by making said turn.
As for the air bag, it might depend on the angle of contact.
Your brother might want to request that his insurance company "Subrogate" this claim. What this would do is hold the other driver 100% liable for the accident (assuming the facts justify it) and thereby recover any deductable he might have to pay for the repairs. Also, if subrogated, the record would show he had no fault in the accident.
Good luck.
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Distracted drivers fall into more categorizes, there are buss drivers that are responsible for keeping more lives safe, there are trunk drivers that are supposed to keep merchandise safe, there are car rental drivers that are supposed to keep the cars safe and there are small cars drivers that are supposed to keep their lives save. Each of these categories of drivers has a strong motivation to drive safely but still accidents happen, I don't think we can control that, we can lower the car accident rates but we cannot eliminate them.
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That's a funny post! My mom keeps telling me of the time when power steering didn't exist. Turning the car around a corner provided you with enough exercise to counts as an upper body workout! Cars change, driving changes as well. I'm curious to see how we will drive in 40 years, if at all!
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The key to avoiding these types of accidents and all accidents for that matter is awareness. Always look around you and in your rear view mirrors and anticipate what the other drivers will do when you make turn or break all of a sudden.
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It has to be said that if that doesn`t work you really need to find somewhere to stop and take a rest.
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These are all great points and points that every driver should take into account. One thing about driving safely is that you always need to be alert and paying attention. It's generic, but it's the truth.
In the smallest amount of time some idiot can misjudge and pull into your lane, try to make a left turn when they clearly shouldn't, and so on. I honestly think that there would be far less accidents if everyone drove manual. Sure, it becomes second nature after a while, but I still find a huge difference in my alertness when I happen to drive automatic for whatever reason. Anyhow, great article.
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Interesting comments. Yes. Not good to be multi-processing while driving. And you're certainly not alone believing that running through the gears and punching a cluch will keep you more alert! I often "pretend" I'm shifting - even in my automatics for just that reason.
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Oh you are so right, so much about cars has changed. The more I think back the more i see how it is all so different in making cars and the engine and computer systems. Gone are the days of fixing a car on the side of the road by a process of elimination. Now it's computer down, the car is inactive no matter what, or call the roadside service to come help. Car insurance is so much more compliacted as well.Cars are designed to crumple, and with intuitive braking systems and all manner of things that we did without before. I can't help but love those old muscle cars still, but I am partial to power steering now.
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Haha! Great to realize - completely agreed. You mention all the simple things, like gas mileage, windshield wipers and suspension ... but there are also a helluva lot more things that make driving almost an autopilot activity nowadays. Anti-lock braking systems, traction control, automatic climate control, seats that are programmed to remember different positions and cruise control all make the job of driving (as well as the mechanic's job of fixing the things!) a lot more complex. It doesn't take away from the fact that as you age, your senses and reaction time starts to decline though. Respect, but also caution.
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This post offers very good advice to drivers who don’t want to be part of a rear end collision. Car insurance rates go up after accidents like that, but it is nothing compared to the emotional trauma and the hassle of getting the car claim sorted. The point by point tips you offer here are concrete bits of advice that drivers can take to heart to ensure that they are not accidental victims. It’s a pity that more of the aggressive drivers on the road who are raising car insurance rates for everyone aren’t more mindful of these thoughtful rules for good, safe driving!
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Rear end accidents will be aggravated if more communities and states adopt camera based enforcement. We need to make sure that we can slow down that momentum as well as be aware of our surroundings.
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I was just thinking about The Intersection Road Hazard and you've really helped out. Thanks!
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That’s great, I never thought about Intersection Accident like that before.
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one of the best ways to avoid this problem is to pre-emptively slow down at blind curves, slopes etc
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I love this article, I also have posted a blog about Bad Drivers lol... You know your a bad driver if: I would like to include your tips as well, very logical!
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This article made me feel good. I have always striven to be a smooth driver to the point that it has become unconscious for me. This is partly due to the fact that I get car sick easily and need a smooth ride. I really don't think too much about it now except when I ride with other drivers and wonder if they realize how much they are jerking their passengers around braking quickly, using jerking motions that are totally unnecessary. I can feel every jerk!
Awareness and anticipation are certainly important factors. Another point, smooth driving means less wear and tear on the brakes. My husband has commented many times that I am really easy on brakes. It is likely that gas mileage is better with smooth driving as well.
All this to say that I enjoyed this article.
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I like the tips here. I have used them myself. I don't do it often enough, but looking through the car in front of you is a great idea that used to be taught in driver's ed.
Rear end accidents will be aggravated if more communities and states adopt camera based enforcement. We need to make sure that we can slow down that momentum as well as be aware of our surroundings.
Great column, by the way.
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Great information, it will be very helpful for me bcoz i am an ameture driver..
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It is true that many of us feel that we are driving on the edge, however, it may not all be a bad thing. The truth is, fatalities have declined from 50,000 in the early 1970s to 43,000 today with far more cars on the road. Injuries are down as well.
I wish that we had more highway miles here to counteract the number of cars on the road. The Interstate highway system needs to be doubled in size.
I like faster driving and don't mind the NASCAR effect on urban freeways. I can't stand slow driving on otherwise clear roads. In a slow driving environment, I feel like a fish out of water.
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