Deffered Diposition or Defensive Driving?
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I had to think what on earth a "deffer" is!\n\nDeferred is the word.
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Go on the driving website
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There are many, including driving entirely on private proprety.\n\nThe emergency situation is actually an affirmative defense, based on justification or necessity. The way it works is that it is OK to break some minor laws where there is an immediate danger, and where the illegal activity is the only way to avoid the danger/harm. So, driving someone to the hospital (where you are not the cause of the harm) may be excusable under justificaiton or necessity defense, if there is nobody else who can do the driving.\n\nAs far as designated drives, that probably wouldn't work if it was pre-planned, because then the person would be party to creating the situation where there was the necessity. You generally can't claim the justification or necessity defense if you created the risk or harm in the first place.
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k...let me put it this way. dirfting is for turns that are really sharp like a 90 or less degree turn then you will have to swing the back end of the car around to be able to get through the turn without loosing lots of speed. but F1 drivers don't do that because the track is wide enough and the turn is not that sharp. rally drivers do that because on dirt the tires won't be worn down so they can drft just for the fun of it.(and also because it looks cool) but on pavement the tire will grab on to the road causeing severe wearouts on the tire and when being drifted too many times there are chances for the tire to catch on fire due to the friction.
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against the direction of travel.
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I was once given a ticket for going five miles over in a school zone (the exit to the school zone was not clearly marked on the road, and I began speeding up as I believed I was exiting the school zone). In Texas, you are allowed to take defensive driving for the dismisal  of a ticket (even speeding in a school zone, such as my ticket). And although it's a tedious way to spend an afternoon, I'd highly recommend defensive driving if it's an option, because you can actually use the voucher to also get a discount on your auto insurance - I checked this with the court, the defensive driving instructor and my insurance agency, it's completely legit!
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Yes, the etymology of the two phrases is different. The apparent park/drive thing is an accident.\n\nAll about it at the Straight Dope in the link below:
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hell no!  highway driving is FUN!  especially when there's lots of other cars!  crank up the radio, open the window, and go go go!  it's like a video game, except you mess up once and you could die!  wheeeee!
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make sure you have your board on turn it side ways and lean back hold on and your up \noh and get driver to go slow
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I would say occasional speeder. I might be speeding, but I'm staying with the flow of traffic (or on a completely empty road...it's easy to get a lead foot then. Nothing to compare yourself to) but, I am never weaving through traffic.
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If I ever used the front brakes, it would be after I spun around and was going backwards. \n\nOtherwise a T stop is what you use if staying forward.  (bring 1 leg behind and perpendicular to stop.)  I still prefer the turn around method though, less noise.
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Denial is the best defense in driving violations.  The policemen must improve their methods to identify the culprits.
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angle your mirrors so you can see things moving in your mirrors with your peripheral vision.  when you sense movement check it, when changing lanes or slowing down check it.  If you're driving long distances you don't want to stare at the road so keeping moving your eyes around.
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Maybe you simply like to "drive".
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When road systems were set up, there was no desire, need or ability for different countries to communicate with each in order to establish which side of the road should be used.\n\nSo if you have two sides of the road, it's a 50-50 tossup as to which side of the road will be chosen, right?\n\nAn interesting question would be "why did country (X) choose to drive on the (right/left) side of the road?"  You can probably guess that cars generally drive on the same side that vehicles before them used ... buggies, chariots, horses, etc.  So it becomes a history lesson ... for another day ....
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Left, of course!  If the steering wheel were on the right, you'd have to drive on the left side of the road...and that's just crazy!
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Look up when driving.