I Drive PRO, Do You?

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I drive K53. Well, at least most of the time. I always use my indicators; the proper way. Meaning I turn them on before I start changing lanes and I switch them off once I'm fully in the other lane. Heck, I even use them on a dirt road.

I do this even though many times the K53 rule might seem a bit silly. The reason I do this is because I believe in the philosophy of the K53 driving system.

I strongly believe that if everyone in SA started driving K53 style, we would reduce our road death toll from ±10,000 to less than a 100.

The problem is that it's just not sexy driving K53. It's not sexy to always have both hands on the steering wheel or to take a turn without cutting through the white line.

We need to make K53 sexy. And the first thing that needs to change is the name. I suggest renaming it to "Drive PRO System". An advertising campaign could accompany this with Sarel van der Merwe saying something like: "I Drive PRO, do you?".

Then make bumper stickers with this slogan. Then get BMW, GM, Toyota etc involved to give away free cars to people spotted with the bumper sticker (and perhaps observed for 5 minutes without breaking any Drive PRO rules)

It's definitely not cool to say at a party that you drive K53... Well, not if you want to be the life of the party in any case. However, to Drive PRO will send a different message altogether. And very soon, those people who don't Drive PRO will be seen as idiots who come from Bellville and don't know how to handle a car.

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Callum said:

What is K53?

henkk Author Profile Page said:

Sorry Callum, should have provided a link:

http://www.thedrivingschool.co.za/k53.htm

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