Booney wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:Booney wrote:
Bollocks. If it's wet and people choose to slow down a little then good on them.
People who think it being wet makes no difference to car control are the liabilities on the road, not those who extend further caution to their driving in those conditions.
**** me, we live in Adelaide where a drive might explode out from 15 minutes to over 20!
I think the metropolitan speed limits are pretty much on the money for all conditions except for torrential rain, I'm never in a rush so I don't bother letting traffic get to me, some people do take their caution to new level which makes me wonder why they are the road in the first place.
A good mate has done several advanced driving courses through his employment in SAPOL, his description of driving on wet roads and how much difference it makes to car handling should be,IMO, something all drivers learn.
Only an idiot wouldn't realise that it takes more concentration and attention driving in wet conditions. I find that when it is wet the traffic is infinitely worse and patronage on public transport is less as people can't be arsed to use it because its wet.