Motorcyclist dragged under mixer truck - GIF

[Hoosiersmoker]

Another good reason for everyone operating any motor vehicle to undergo actual training.

Monjunior Schultz: "If you're in the Church of Frederickism, and you follow the commandments, you never die! If you don't die you never have to get reincarnated"
Interviewer: "Now wait a minute, are you telling me that no one in your religion has ever died?"
Monjunior Schultz: "I never said that... Wilhelm died"
Interviewer: "Wilhem died?"
Monjunior Schultz: "But he broke a commandment"
Interviewer: "Which one?"
Monjunior Schultz: "The sixth one"
Interviewer: "Oh"
Monjunior Schultz: "Thou shalt not walk in front of a train."
Hudson and Landry: Losing Their Minds.

[NortonDommi]

[QUOTE=Hoosiersmoker;189679]Another good reason for everyone operating any motor vehicle to undergo actual training.

Yes I realise it is about testing not training but i the real world the two need to go hand in hand.
BTW now the "Ten to Two" way of holding a vehicle steering wheel guarentees an instant fail here. Training? WTF?

A young Jeramy Clarkson with a short video about driving tests. Note/ This is NOT a spoof:

[Hoosiersmoker]

[QUOTE=NortonDommi;189719][QUOTE=Hoosiersmoker;189679]Another good reason for everyone operating any motor vehicle to undergo actual training.

Yes I realise it is about testing not training but i the real world the two need to go hand in hand.
BTW now the "Ten to Two" way of holding a vehicle steering wheel guarentees an instant fail here. Training? WTF?

Real training includes hands on practical application as I stated. Also, if you believe that was not a scripted, staged "report" I have some news for you: Cameras are not just conveniently set up at just the right angles by chance. Mounted cameras in the car and various places along the way? It says not a spoof but definitely staged and scripted to "prove" to the reporter's specific point. Your post also proves my original statement "Another good reason for everyone operating any motor vehicle to undergo actual training." In the US driving is a privilege, not a right but if you're old enough and take a test they grant you a license and let you operate potentially a 5000 lb. murder machine.