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alamantia
06-02-2008, 01:11 PM
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2008/06/nj_drivers_come_in_last_in_onl.html

Untamed
06-02-2008, 01:20 PM
Judging by the number of newspapers over steering wheels, lighted mirrors lowered for makeup, cellphones being fumbled around, and left lane right turns, I think "dumbest" is probably an aptly given description for drivers in this state. No wonder our insurance is so high.

slugger27nj
06-02-2008, 01:24 PM
That's not surprising at all. Wouldn't be surprised if people in Monmouth County had the worst of the worst scores. The things I witness around here are mind-boggling.

WildBillyT
06-02-2008, 01:27 PM
That's not surprising at all. Wouldn't be surprised if people in Monmouth County had the worst of the worst scores. The things I witness around here are mind-boggling.

Test? Whatever.

I blame it on something different.

Roads designed to handle way FEWER people than the number that actually drive on them in a few big parts of the state. Just like the tomfoolery in center city Philly, or Boston. So a lot of wacky driving is "normal".

slugger27nj
06-02-2008, 01:31 PM
Test? Whatever.

I blame it on something different.

Roads designed to handle way FEWER people than the number that actually drive on them in a few big parts of the state. Just like the tomfoolery in center city Philly, or Boston. So a lot of wacky driving is "normal".
I think it's more a sense of entitlement than anything else.

r0nin89
06-02-2008, 03:13 PM
Teaneck specifically but Bergen county in general is by far the balsyest (aka most horrible) drivers I have seen in the state.

sweetbmxrider
06-02-2008, 08:37 PM
Teaneck specifically but Bergen county in general is by far the balsyest (aka most horrible) drivers I have seen in the state.

is that ball-z-est? ballsiest?
yeah nj drivers suck but whatever, i have fun! i noticed alot of people doing under the speed limit, or my speedo is still off. god damn hypertech sheit

edit: that test is a joke! people from NJ were either driving while they took it, or multitasking. possibly 90. maybe even illegals? people are dumb

Demonicbird00
06-02-2008, 08:48 PM
must be the idiots in the north..... :)

i got a 90

-brandon

Kojak
06-02-2008, 09:37 PM
Teaneck specifically but Bergen county in general is by far the balsyest (aka most horrible) drivers I have seen in the state.

Bergen county area IMO is pretty bad.

r0nin89
06-02-2008, 09:37 PM
is that ball-z-est? ballsiest?
yeah nj drivers suck but whatever, i have fun! i noticed alot of people doing under the speed limit, or my speedo is still off. god damn hypertech sheit

edit: that test is a joke! people from NJ were either driving while they took it, or multitasking. possibly 90. maybe even illegals? people are dumb

Lol yeah ballsiest. What a brain fart looking back on that...

Knipps
06-02-2008, 11:03 PM
5500 people in 50 states means ****.
What a bad way to get statistics...

jola
06-02-2008, 11:19 PM
Some of those questions are weak. On 18 there is a choice between "stop if it is safe to do so" and "be prepared to stop." I feel like one should be prepared to stop in order to safely do so.

firehawk1120
06-02-2008, 11:21 PM
I just took it and number 8 is absolutely wrong. you are not allowed to pass on the right in NJ on a multi lane road there are signs everywhere, keep right pass left.

#14 they say you should be going at the same speed as traffic, what if they are speeding then you'd be breaking the law you should be doing the speed limit so you can merge.

Finally, #18 when approaching a steady yellow light what the hell is the difference between be prepared to stop and stop if it is safe. Yellow means slow the hell down I'm about to turn red regardless of someone else plowing into the back of you.

This test is a little screwed up.

qwikz28
06-02-2008, 11:39 PM
5500 people in 50 states means ****.
What a bad way to get statistics...

why? why would an average change when you increase the number of applicants?

WildBillyT
06-03-2008, 08:01 AM
why? why would an average change when you increase the number of applicants?

It is a small sample size to make such a claim regarding each individual state. If the breakout is 110 people per state then it's probably statistically significant. If it's not an even breakout then it probably isn't.

chemicalstylez
06-03-2008, 12:48 PM
I blame north jersey lol...

Knipps
06-03-2008, 03:47 PM
It is a small sample size to make such a claim regarding each individual state. If the breakout is 110 people per state then it's probably statistically insignificant. If it's not an even breakout then it probably isn't.

Precisely, and it's probably even less as they include DC (we came in 51st supposedly :lol:)

jims69camaro
06-09-2008, 06:55 PM
Your Score: 100%

i am not surprised. i didn't forget what was in the driver's manual the second i got my license in my hand. people just don't know or don't care about the rules/laws of the road. they're there in their car, and you can a flying leap if you don't like how they're driving. and then they wonder why they get into traffic accidents...