EsPpY
Well-Known Member
FAIL.
Missed it by 4 (39 of 50). You guys have weird arm signals. And WTF is a rear fog light?
Ditto.
Exact results.
FAIL.
Missed it by 4 (39 of 50). You guys have weird arm signals. And WTF is a rear fog light?
WTF is a rear fog light?
The idea there is not to check for traffic but to check for low obstacles such as tree stumps, rocks, children. Stuff you can't see out the rear window or in your mirrors, regular traffic should be visible in some way through them.
http://www.driving-test-success.com/haz001/haz001.htm
Here's some hazard perception tests, knock yourself out gtuys, I'm gonna give it a go now.
How exactly does the scoring work on those?
a heavy load on your roof rack will
a improve road holding
b make the steering lighter
c increase stopping distance
d reduce stability
mark 1 answer
i picked c) more weight = more mass to stop = longer to stop. but the answer is d) which is also true because it alters CoG. i would of thought either answer was valid.
I'm appalled that some people here don't know rear fog lights - but that means that where you live, people don't use them, and that is still better than many German drivers who use them too much (they are to be used in fog with visibility being less than 50 metres - so, basically almost never around here). The last time I used mine was about four years ago, I think.
I should now take that test using Jezza and Hamster School of Driving System: a) Shout b) Blown tha Horn c) Curse and d) Powwwwaaaaaaahhhh!!!!
Baisicly you click the screen (anywhere, location doesn't matter) when you see something you suspect is a potential hazard. If the program has it logged as a hazard it will score you depending on how quickly you clicked.
I find the system is flawed because if you click too soon the program won't register it, so my driving instructor said to be on the safe side click, and then a second later click again just to make sure the system has picked it up as a hazard.
But if you click too much the program will tell you "reponded inappropriately" and you'll be given no points at all for that video.
I was more wondering what constitutes a "good" score? I got a 1 on one video and a 3 on another.