Left turns - after you

If you are going to try an make a left turn in today's world, here is as good a description as I can find:

http://www.roadtripamerica.com/forum/content.php?59

Also what can come away from this is positioning your wheels when you are NOT moving.

Always be one step ahead of the other driver. Plan for the unplanned. After a while how and where you place your car, to signal other drivers of your attention and to also protect yourself, will become automatic.

Seat belts

If I was going to look for information on seat belts and accidents, this is a great site I found:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/Hbase/seatb.html

The question is:

Is it better to be belted in or not?

The answer is:

If you wear a seat belt, statistics say about 20% of drivers will still die in an accident.

If you don't wear a seat belt, about 70% of unbelted drivers die in accidents.

The real question is "'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya punk?"