04 Jun 06
Originally posted by Knight SquareDid the cars answer by fill in the blank or were there check boxes? Or is this the type of survey with a scope and a target? I'm thinking that if they had interviewed one more car it's licence might have been CCXX 4U.
There was a car survey done on the M1 at Britain. There were exactly 87.6% of driver wearing seat belts, What was the least number cars surveyed?
04 Jun 06
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Originally posted by Knight SquareThe answer to that question is 250 cars.
There was a car survey done on the M1 at Britain. There were exactly 87.6% of driver wearing seat belts, What was the least number cars surveyed?
Because 876/1000 simplyfly gives 219/250
So in 219 drivers were wearing seatbelts and 31 were not!
Frew Got it correct
04 Jun 06
Originally posted by NordlysIs the limb still in the car? Is it still helping with the driving? Like if for example the driver's leg fell off spontaneously, but was still pressing the gas pedal while travelling through the survey spot?
If a driver had lost a limb, would he still count as exactly one driver?
To extend that thought - would the driver be responsible for a collision created from such an event? I mean I would take no responsibility for my ex-limb if it went and tromped the gas in heavy traffic!