w00dy.
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yes, but in some cases there are people who have taken these courses and are still in accidents.Schoolies_2004 said:^
Its the knowledge they give that matters, we are not talking about a task that needs input from the isntructor in which case Id agree with what you have said, its about learning that you need to pump your brakes in cars not fitted with ABS, that when you have oversteer you need to use opposite lock, or with understeer you need to get your foot of the accelerator and point the tyres in the direction you wanna go etc... simple things which an untrained driver doesnt know and has a crash with while a trained driver turns the same situation into a basic manuover and continues on their merry way
if these courses are going to be effective, than maybe they need to be taken on a regular basis, once every couple of years.
because there is always the off chance that someone has taken one of these courses and still finds themselves in some sort of accident five (or even less) years or so down the track.