I fear current driving standards of many leave a lot to be desired.
Too short a gap is a regular these days.
In my opinion modern cars have so much tech to improve safety that drivers forget the human behind the wheel plays the major part. The “driver aids” create a feeling of the car correcting errors for them.
Remember when disc brakes started to come onto road cars?
You could get a sticker to warn following motorists you had discs and could stop much sooner than them.
Leave a proper gap when on a motorway....then watch drivers pull out into it. It destroys the 2 second or 2 chevron gap.
I have often said drivers should have a refresher evry few years (10?) as an update. In some respects like a SAC. Having done a couple they were good reminder sessions. Shame that too many had poor attitudes in them.
