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Originally Posted by gobs3z
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Originally Posted by dani_d_mas
^ do you really think that with some driving lessons - these fucktards won't drive flat out in 30mph limited-speed zones? it's not the 'driving lessons' but common sense what these people need  |
Your right, it is common sense which a lot of these drivers lack. But it's obvious that these drivers aren't trained to respect the car, training that Lambo can provide. Training people to respect a car is very much possible, and i would mind it being a criteria from manufacturers that produce cars that make more power then 3 Golf GTI's put together. THe onyl thing that makes these street cars is that they come with an interior and air bags. These are race cars made legal for the street. If an LP640 can lap around a track faster then some race cars of 10 years ago, what takes it out of the league of being a race car? Is it amenities like windows that roll up and down? The performance standard of cars are getting higher whereas i don't think the capabilities of drivers are keeping up with it. |
Again, these are not race cars they are street cars with street car parts.
Legal behaviour is legal behaviour. period. You don't need to be "trained" to respect the car - you either travel 30mph in a 30mph zone, or you don't.
You are the driver - you choose to push the gas pedal and go fast - not the car.
An accident at a track day or at 160mph on the freeway
could be bcause of lack of ability - but then again as a
free willed human you
chooe to go faster than you are able to manage.
No one is forcing yu to go 180mph on the open road - you take the chance and lose control and have a wreck.
But n traffic if you choose the mash the gas pedal it is YOUR fault not the car.
No amount of training will prevent you from being irresponsible - the proof/ When a pro-race driver gets in a wreck on the street whole speeding etc.
These are the best trained people - and that doesn't prevent them from behaving in the wrong way on the street. That is their choice.
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