
Originally Posted by
cassina
No wonder then you need IAMS if you feel nothing was learnt when you sat your licence. Its all very well for them to say their course is more advanced than sitting your licence but without any detail listed I would percieve it as being no different to going for my license again as in both cases you are followed and judged are you not?
Cassina,
stop and think for a few minutes, go back and watch the second clip i posted and actually WATCH and LISTEN. Where, anywhere, when you learned to ride your bike, or, drive your car, were you taught how to read the road, position for hazards, anticipate and prepare in any way like that?? Surely as you saw when the 'silver truck' came out on the Police driver, {who was not hanging about} he was calm, confident, prepared and already had allowed for just that situation to occur.
When you take your test here you are taught, 'keep left' correct? Yet on a left hand bend the best position for maximum view round the bend is out by the centre line........ there is one of the most basic contributions that ROADCRAFT has made to most peoples driving, because that simple 'change' of driving/riding technique WAS originated from the Police Roadcraft system.
If the road to hell is paved with good intentions; and a man is judged by his deeds and his actions, why say it's the thought that counts? -GrayWolf
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