safety/ smith system

Ahhhhh, You guys are fun, Thanks. Ha, Ha, Haaaaaaaaaaa

 

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A tool used by carriers to get a better insurance quote from insurance companies. A nice thing to have when a compliance audit is done by state or fed. Also a good defense point in court in the case of an accident, it documents ( via a certificate on completion ) that the driver has been trained specifically to be 1- a defensive driver resulting in 2- a safer driver.

 

The history of the "Smith System"

http://www.pumper.com/editorial/2009/04/mr.-smith-takes-the-wheel

 

I use the Mr Anderson system

 

Just remember, there is no truck.

 

Sounds about right....
Some rules can be bent,
Others broken

 

I've always thought the first one: "aim high in steering" should be called "look really really far down the road".

 

What the name of Hades do they mean by "aim high in steering"???? Your steering wheel takes you left or right. Not up or down! Someone educate me!

 

I always thought it meant to swing really wide when turning

 

I never used any of the so called systems, so far 42 years, no accidents, no incidents, and no Tickets. So I must be doing something right. I run Downtown Chicago, and the Suburbs.
Maybe I should make one up? NAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH