Decent
Problems with class: First section asks you to make lifestyle choices without giving you time to make choices. "The fact is if you drive ten miles at 65 mph instead of 55, you'll get where you are going about two minutes sooner." Only works if you are driving 13 miles. Incomplete information on passing on the right. Does not state that passing on the right is legal on a road with two or more lanes of traffic moving in each direction. Statistics are not always up to date. For example, the statistic for pedestrian deaths is 11 years old, half of current rates. Time required to progress to next section is too long (e.g. Knowing Your Vehicle). I'd rather have more material than to sit there and wait. Incorrectly worded test questions. "Many people believe that as long as they're not impaired, overtired, or careless, speeding can hurt them." Mistatement of facts. "Alcohol can be blamed for ..." rather than "Alcohol is associated with ..." "Actual driver reaction time when operating a motor vehicle on the roadway is 1.5 seconds during daylight hours and 2.5 seconds at night." Per their instruction, driver reaction time is a function of a multitude of factors. New Information Learned: Advice on anti-lock breaks. Although Googled, rules on passing on the right. Although Googled, new info on tires.
