Police departments still teach 8 and 4 though. It's not that unsafe when you get the hang of it and do hand-over-hand for really sharp turns.
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8 and 4
You don't need to curse like you're losing your damn mind, but I don't disagree that 8 and 4 is dangerous for sharp turns. 10 and 2 is dangerous too though; if those airbags get deployed, your fingers will jam through your eyes. In my opinion, 8 and 4 is good for driving long distances where you are mostly straight because it is resting position. Most of the time, 9 and 3 with shuffle steering is optimal most of the time, and 9 and 3 with hand-over-hand steering is ideal for sharp turns. It may not be your instructor's fault though. It's probably AAA's fault for promoting these instructions that lack nuance.
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Carolyn Bossung, Shawnee Mission East, Prairie Village, KS, 66208
Can’t control her class and is horribly boring. She just makes you take notes all day and her labs are just more notes.
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John C. Amann, 50 2nd Street S E, Winter Haven, FL
Dr. John C. Amann, M.D, F.A.C.S practice is Neurology and Neurosurgery Associate, P.A. in Winter Haven. FL. I went to Dr. Amann for a herniated disk in lower back. First visit saw P.A. said I would need to see Dr. Amann. My visit with Dr. Amann was to explain what he would do during surgery. He advised if given the shot it would be a 50/50 fix but with surgery it would 90% for complete recovery. I chose to have the surgery and at this time he sat down with us and answered any question my wife and I had. The morning of surgery I arrived at the hospital and checked in. Surgery was to be at 7:30. He arrived early and took me in to surgery at 6:50. I was able to leave by 10:00 to go home and recoup. Dr. Amann called that afternoon to check on me to make sure all was good. I returned to his office two weeks later for a follow up. Did not even sit down in waiting room and was taken back to his office. Nurse check all vitals and walked out of room and Dr. Amann came in within two minutes. He looked at the incision and said it was healing nicely, sat down and talked with us about what he had done during surgery and what to expect for the healing time. He asked if I had any questions and he sat and answered all questions. I saw Dr. Amann once before surgery, day of Surgery and the follow up visit. Not one time did I have to wait to see him. Very courteous and straight to the point. I would recommend him for anyone needing spinal care.
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Jennifer Kimstone, Washington DC
She's freaking hot and I wish there was a way to buy her for more than just a car ride.
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Science, Jones valley elementary, Huntsville, AL
She was sexist and hated all the boys. She would love on the girls and at the end of class got to go on their phones and the boys had to do everything
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