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Something to keep murderous motorists off the road
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm
Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. -- Chris |
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"Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets database http://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me |
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"Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. -- Chris If there is a way to test for whether an individual has the tendency to try and run people off the road when provoked then that would be excellent. I wonder if aggression on the road is correlated with testosterone levels. |
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On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman"
wrote: "Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets databasehttp://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... |
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"The other view point, there is one you know..." wrote in message oups.com... On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman" wrote: I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... Theory and practice are two very different things....... |
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On 09/06/2007 07:58, Chris Slade said,
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. Apparently a suggestion for one of the questions was something like "Have you ever jumped a red light?" Imagine the scenario - Joe Q Public sits in an exam with the intention of passing it, and he is confronted with that question. I wonder how many people would answer "Yes" to that one. it's like any other psychometric test - you just tick the right answers whether or not they're actually true. So no, if that's the best they can come up with then it won't do any good. -- Paul Boyd http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/ |
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The other view point, there is one you know... wrote:
On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman" wrote: "Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets databasehttp://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... 35/35 35/35 33/35 35/35 :-) |
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"marc" wrote in message ... The other view point, there is one you know... wrote: On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman" wrote: "Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets databasehttp://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... 35/35 35/35 33/35 35/35 :-) Yes you both passed all four tests now how about your on road driving skills/competencies? |
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vernon wrote:
"marc" wrote in message ... The other view point, there is one you know... wrote: On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman" wrote: "Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets databasehttp://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... 35/35 35/35 33/35 35/35 :-) Yes you both passed all four tests now how about your on road driving skills/competencies? how would you like to measure it? |
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"marc" wrote in message ... vernon wrote: "marc" wrote in message ... The other view point, there is one you know... wrote: On 9 Jun, 08:16, "naked_draughtsman" wrote: "Chris Slade" wrote in message ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6736587.stm Drivers 'need psychometric tests' Would it do any good? It might be a bit easier than cleaning up the mess after them. It does admit that motorists also jump red lights and it's not just cyclists that do it! If you don't let anyone pass their test who contemplates speeding or red light jumping I think there would be very few people passing their tests, and it's rather unfair on all the younger people who even now have to go through a much more rigorous test than a lot of the drivers out there. -- peter Cheap train tickets databasehttp://www.petereverett.co.uk/tickets/ Email sent to this address is generally deleted upon arrival Visit website if you want to contact me I have just been to the DVLC web site where you can take the multi choice part of the test, it's free and they give you 2 car and 2 motorcycle tests. 33/35, 32/35, 34/35, 33/35 I got. I have a motorcycle/car/minibus licence and a cycle competency one. and I did do a theory test every year... 35/35 35/35 33/35 35/35 :-) Yes you both passed all four tests now how about your on road driving skills/competencies? how would you like to measure it? How would you like to define them? |
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