Interactives

Six ways to see the theory in action. Measure, compare, and analyze road situations without taking risks on the road.

Cornering line on a track

Study corner entry, apex, and exit. Compare lines on a closed track, not in a blind road corner.

Press the brake after the signal. Find out how many meters you traveled during your reaction time and how many during deceleration.

Adjust speed, radius, and braking. See how cornering and acceleration share one grip budget.

Compare view and lateral clearance in twelve situations. Find a compromise rather than a single correct position.

Decide whether you can cross in front of the approaching car in time. Watch the maneuver and the remaining time margin.

Find one change after a brief blackout. The important cues are the wheels, lights, doors, and movement, not minor differences.