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If you hit someone, no matter how slow, if in the wrong spot, with or without ABS brakes, they can die....Your school bus scenario....My line of thought is, school bus, chance of kid running out behind it, off the loud pedal, foot hovering over the brake pedal...What your post insinuates is, school bus, stay at a steady speed, because if a kid ducks out from behind it, I have ABS brakes, so less chance of hitting him...
All these safety features breed complaincy and it really shows with this post.....You get the mind set, I have ABS brakes, so I can stop easier so I don't have to concentrate as hard on my surroundings....I have airbags, so if I hit something, it will help stop injuries...Yes, airbags will prevent and/or minimise injuries, but I'd prefer not to hit something to begin with, which seems to be an idiotic idea...
So yes I have an idiotic mindset, where prevention is better than cure....And all these safety features seem to give the mindset it is a cure not the prevention....
You can lock your brakes up and 40 and below. Well, I can say exactly the same thing about my driving history and style, doesn't really count for anything, but I'm not an all seeing robot like you. And I'd really like to know which part of what I said actually insinuates complaisance or that you should try driving into things with the expectation of being saved. Looking at what you've said the last couple of times in response to people, I'm genuinely kinda starting to think you can't read.
You also didn't answer my last question.
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