On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 5:58 PM, William "Chops" Westfield
<westfw@mac.com> wrote:
> Thanks to increasing urbanization, population densities, and traffic
> levels, the first time you run into an emergency braking situation is
> likely to be when you REALLY NEED THINGS TO WORK.

That's true, however, the first time you need emergency braking does
not necessarily mean you will have an accident :-) Also you should
learn emergency breaking while learning to drive, so you should know
how does it feel when skidding. As far as I concern they even do this
on the practical tests, at least in the UK and here in Ireland -- I
did not do that in Hungary as far as I remember. You still need years
of experience till you confident with proper emergency braking, and
till then you most probably will have many situations when you coming
out of the situation without anything happened -- except the breaking.
Well, that's the theory at least :-)

Tamas
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