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The master key to road safety isn’t rules, it’s predictability
If you understand that almost every road rule is a way of making traffic interaction predictable, you are more likely to remember the rule even if you read it only once.
You have noted before that the driving test syllabus in countries with stringent standards runs to two text books of 500 pages…each. That sounds like a university degree course. Is there a technique to make it easier to understand and remember?
Slowly read this list of words to a friend, once: “Tree, heaven, gate, sticks, door, vine, hen, shoe, gun, hive”, and then immediately talk about something else for a couple of minutes.
After the chat, how many of the words can your friend remember? The chances of complete and exact recall are pretty slim, even if your mate is a bit of a boffin.
