Safe Driving with Driverthink: Recent Commentshttp://driverthink.comQuick BlogComment on Safe Driving – It’s More than Just the Basicshttp://driverthink.com/2008/08/15/safe-driving--its-more-than-just-the-basics.aspx#comment-1317890pl8st8]]>Original license Plate messaging2008-08-27T21:42:30ZComment on Smooth Drivinghttp://driverthink.com/2008/08/04/smooth-driving.aspx#comment-1255845 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.
-- IN GOD WE TRUST]]>Shelley Jamieson2008-08-05T13:05:53ZComment on How to Avoid Rear-End Accidentshttp://driverthink.com/2008/06/13/how-to-avoid-rearend-accidents.aspx#comment-1120527 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.]]>Henry2008-06-14T21:43:36ZComment on Driving on the Edgehttp://driverthink.com/2008/04/11/driving-on-the-edge.aspx#comment-1120520 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.]]>Henry2008-06-14T21:40:05ZComment on Are Slow Cars Faster than Fast Cars?http://driverthink.com/2008/05/30/are-slow-cars-faster-than-fast-cars.aspx#comment-1119002Swamprat2008-06-13T21:34:59Z