Four Killed In Horror Smash

[JimmyXR6T04]

That's true, but the training isn't just about driving... So whilst it may not slow you down quicker, it will give you a better chance at reading the road, conditions and assessing the risk. All these combined will help you make 'more' correct decisions, and this is usually the difference between having a crash or keeping on the road. When most people drive fast they end up with tunnel vision, you only really concentrate on what's in front of you and this is what is most dangerous. A trained driver (police even) will constantly look around and assess, re-assess, not to mention they usually have some one else in the car keeping an eye on road and traffic conditions.

[Iconic Bionic]

I think they also get very loud sirens and flashing light and they do it many times over many years which makes them a little better at it than the rest of us.

I.B.

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More questions raiised over police chases...

Police defend chase in which schoolgirls were hit

Seriously though this is bulsh*t, what's the point of a chase if the only thing you can do is follow them and hope they crash? They need to look at their rules and make some changes. Either let them go and catch them later or ram the f*cker off the road as soon as possible before they kill someone.

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... or ram the f*cker off the road as soon as possible before they kill someone.

The debate behind it has been done many times but I reckon that's the only feasible option. Stop all the nancy-pants sh*t and terminate the chase as soon as possible. Can you think of a better deterrent than that!