90%

Yeah, also the stuff about knowing how to drive other kinds of vehicles seemed kind of unfair, if I am not trying to drive those vehicles

79%

Moving: 20 pts
Stationary: 15 pts.

15, but can I get +5 for a construction worker?

87%.

70%...

i only got "worse" since i got ticket for 'careless driving' 4 years ago on the way home from work i pulled 'like a bat out of hell' (according to the cop) out of an intersection when the light turned green, causing my tires to squeal. i've been in 3 accidents that weren't my fault (and no bodily damage sustained on myself nor my vehicles aside from that 1 time when some idiot went around me as i was making a left hand turn) i've avoided 3 close calls since then by being observant and aggressive. if someone's going too slow, i think they're a road hazard. i drive slower than normal at night cause deer and crap run in the middle of the road and i've avoided 2 deer so far this year (one i thought for sure i was gonna hit) i try to anticipate everything that could go wrong on the road when i drive. getting into those few accidents definitely heightened my awareness of looking out for the other driver.

84% (A)! Your driving level is: very safe

Typical, I only drive for like 5 - 10 minutes ever few weeks. xD

76% (B)

I thought I would score higher.

64%, but argue a lot of things:

Text messaging while driving. I'll shoot a text off sometimes, but it really is NOT that hard to text and not look at the phone. I can navigate the menu from a closed phone to sending a text only looking once, and then type the message, and then glance down to confirm it's correct. Two glances, that's it!

Rubber necking questions - I only do it for one reason. >.>

The "yellow light" question has already been discussed.

Adjusting the radio/cd player - again, not hard to do without looking.

You scored a 86% (A)! Your driving level is: very safe.

MY DRIVING SAFETY RATING: CARMAGEDDON

It's not just about looking, it's about concentration.
You should be completely focused on what's around you. If you stop half a second slower because you were mid-text when that stupid kid came outta nowhere, it could make all the difference.


That's the theory anyway.

I'm actually shocked...



Can't really get the image to work right.

SF's back!

So is Joncy. Coincidence?

Also. How does driving more make you worse? (I took the quiz twice, changing only that answer, to check.) Wouldn't the fact that you drive more, and thus have more experience, make you a better driver?

So you're telling me that those truck drivers who drive 18 hours a day 7 days a week and haven't had an accident in a couple decades are DANGEROUS? Hell no, an experienced truck driver is your best friend on the road.

I basically drive for a living. The highest option on there was 20+, but really, It's about 8 hours a day, 6 days a week for me.

The more often a person performs a task the less attentive they are to it. It's a universal aspect of our psychology.

Quite, but the more effective they are at it. You can reach a point in any task where it requires little to no conscious attention, and yet you do it perfectly.

68%

In Israel, land of the speeding, tailgaiting, rubbernecking, lane switching idiot drivers, I deserve at least 90% for the same answers.

This only applies to tasks without unpredictable elements. People drive through their neighborhoods more than 520 times a year and they're much more likely to cause an accident near their point of origin than near their destination for this exact reason.