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Old 01-05-2007, 11:18 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by racer_d
Seems we agree! It would make sense that some people avoided accidents because of the ABS providing them the ability to avoid an accident, thus not providing any imperical data that ABS did not reduce the number of accidents. I will enjoy the ABS my new car has for DE/AX events. I will enjoy it on the street. But thank goodness my car doesn't have PSM so I can still enjoy sliding her around
Hi,

Since we each have some considerable Track experience, I'm not surprised that we agree.

One small point though, your hypothetical about the accident which didn't happen and therefore not added to the Ins. Stats may be valid. But, the ins. statistic of rear end collisions/mi. driven remains unchanged since the advent of ABS. So while I am also sure that some accidents have been avoided due to ABS and not reported, not enough to positively impact the statistics. The rate remains the same...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99
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