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How to keep all wheels on the road by tilting your head.
Keeping the newer models of car from tipping over is still as hard as was with older cars apparently.
The average driver lives in constant fear of finding themselves upside down in a roundabout if what I see every day is indicative.
It's the average commuter doing 25 in a Volvo 244 or a mum in a sedan going through a roundabout that I find are the most in fear of overturning. The drivers have an interesting way of compensating for this problem of imminent upside-down-ness. They keep the car level by tilting their head!.
I have a couple of other theories on why drivers tilt their heads when going around corners.
I would like to see proper scientific studies to eliminate the potential that these people are just thick as house bricks and can't think better than mud.
Just kiddin folks!
The average driver lives in constant fear of finding themselves upside down in a roundabout if what I see every day is indicative.
It's the average commuter doing 25 in a Volvo 244 or a mum in a sedan going through a roundabout that I find are the most in fear of overturning. The drivers have an interesting way of compensating for this problem of imminent upside-down-ness. They keep the car level by tilting their head!.
I have a couple of other theories on why drivers tilt their heads when going around corners.
- Their brains are mush and will slop over to one side if they don't compensate.
- They are so clever the weight of all that brain can be used to balance the car and hold all wheels on the road..
I would like to see proper scientific studies to eliminate the potential that these people are just thick as house bricks and can't think better than mud.
Just kiddin folks!
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