ROG wrote:Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving according to the IAM
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jont wrote:ROG wrote:Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving according to the IAM
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ROG wrote:adey wrote:on one or two occasions during the rural drive i went through a corner where i didnt pull push. both arms stayed at 10 - 2 rather than pull push. i
Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving
gannet wrote: I think the IAM is currently looking exclusively for Pull-Push...
adey wrote:on one or two occasions during the rural drive i went through a corner where i didnt pull push. both arms stayed at 10 - 2 rather than pull push. i would guess that arms were probably at about 12 and 5
gannet wrote:OP - Congratsjont wrote:ROG wrote:Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving according to the IAM
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I think the IAM is currently looking exclusively for Pull-Push...
gannet wrote:
I think the IAM is currently looking exclusively for Pull-Push...
Horse wrote:ROG wrote:adey wrote:on one or two occasions during the rural drive i went through a corner where i didnt pull push. both arms stayed at 10 - 2 rather than pull push. i
Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving
a. Why not past '12'? Sort of defeats the object . . .
b. Not much of a rule, then
NB Please don't use the 'airbag defence', because I plan ahead far enough not to use an arm across the wheel in situations where a head-on impact is possibe
redrobo wrote:Horse wrote:ROG wrote:
Fixed input steering is fine as long as no hand goes passed the 12 o clock position - that is the general (but not fixed) rule for road driving
a. Why not past '12')
Balance
gannet wrote:I agree whole-heartedly
just merely pointing out what the IAM are trying to do...
doesn't mean I agree with it
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