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Only one thing to add,

if I'm going for a Fast drive on the HWY here I don't just zoom up to top speed, rather I let the speed creep up to a point I'm comfortable with. Gradually ease the speed up and try to stay in your comfort zone (well near it at least...) Also: look way out ahead, the faster you're going the further away are the things that can get you in trouble......

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Good point you raise there sixfan.

Knowing how far to look ahead is an important skill that applies to alot of activities, not just driving. I know that I use this in skiing, mountain biking and riding the motorbike. By being able to focus on a point further ahead, in the intermediate to long range depending on speed, you can reduce the number of inputs you need to make to stay on a set line, as well as giving you a lot more time to react to obstacles if need be.

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Yeah trumpy,

that's what I meant, you put it far more eloquently :thumbsup:

In hangliding we're also taught not to look ath the ground (or trees, powerlines ect) as you tend to hit what your looking at.

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Target Fixation. Yep, your taught about that at Motorcycle school too. You look at the tree instead of around the corner, then your in big trouble.

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