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December 13th 08, 02:21 PM
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Bendy point
I have noticed that the standard of driving of bendies is generally excellent, whereas the standard of driving of double-deckers is often atrocious. I presume this is because only the best drivers are allowed to drive bendies. This skews the statistics comparing accident rates for bendies versus double deckers. If the statistics show that bendies are equally dangerous to double deckers, that really means that bendies are so dangerous that they completely remove the advantage caused by having really good drivers. |
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