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DEFENSIVE MEASURES I/ Your article in interactive videos to teach
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defensive driving (CM 31 Aug-6 Sept) is rather like taking a sledge hammer to crack a walnut. While the aim of the programme is all very laudable you could get the same results if you fined a driver every time he had an accident that could be called his fault.
Better still, abolish the law governing seat belts, fa a sixinch spike to the centre of the steering wheel and you'd find a lot more drivers being defensive.
J Beaumont, Tyne and Wear.