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News Fukuoka driving school lets participants try drunk driving

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A driving school in Fukuoka let participants in a seminar experience the effects of intoxication while driving a vehicle. The question was, why do drunk drivers dare to get behind the wheel?



The head of the driving school, Kubota Shijiro, noted the effects of drinking, saying, "Even though it slows the skills people need for driving, such as cognitive capacity, judgement and vehicle manoeuvring ability, the driver assumes they are driving safely -- that's the danger of drunken driving."

 
Bought back a memory. The local sheriff department used golf carts and glasses that distort like a drunk would see. The "drivers" were Explorer Boy Scouts who were being shown the dangers of driving drunk. One of the boys got carried away and floored the cart right into a cement post and totaled the golf cart they had borrowed from a local golf course. The only injury was to his dad's ego , who was one of the sheriffs putting on the demo.
 
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