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Old 07-23-2006, 03:43 AM
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Default Re: Stupid drivers, what she didn't know?

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You can make a study show anything you want it to.

Very true and it's funny that those that through out studies to back up their argument never believe the studies from the other side

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I know from experience that one can't control a car with one hand as well as with two.

I don't completely agree with this. For you and your experience maybe so, but that does not mean it is true for everyone at every instance. Really depends on the circumstances. I found years ago that when driving on a closed road coarse that my lap times were faster with one hand versus two and there was no difference in my ability to control the vehicle. That does not mean that it is always the case, but definitely so at that time for me.
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