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<blockquote data-quote="beentheredonethat" data-source="post: 80387" data-attributes="member: 4886"><p>No, As I said before. The observer should record what should happen not neceessarily what the driver does. (Are all the observers perfect no, no one is). What I was saying is that nothing is black and white. If the observer sees that you are continually trying to do something that doesn&#039;t make sense, like deliverying to rear door when side door was a valid DR spot. Attempting an Alt del when a DR would have been acceptable etc etc. This is when the observer should notate what you did and what you should have done and the observer should give you credit for what should happen. Also, a long time ago, the observer couldn&#039;t go out and take their own studies until they were qualified.&nbsp; To get qualified you went out 3 on a car (2 observers and the service provider). You couldn&#039;t take your own measurement until you and the lead observer had time studies that matched (or came extremely close). Not sure how they do it now, since 3 on a car isn&#039;t allowed.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="beentheredonethat, post: 80387, member: 4886"] No, As I said before. The observer should record what should happen not neceessarily what the driver does. (Are all the observers perfect no, no one is). What I was saying is that nothing is black and white. If the observer sees that you are continually trying to do something that doesn't make sense, like deliverying to rear door when side door was a valid DR spot. Attempting an Alt del when a DR would have been acceptable etc etc. This is when the observer should notate what you did and what you should have done and the observer should give you credit for what should happen. Also, a long time ago, the observer couldn't go out and take their own studies until they were qualified. To get qualified you went out 3 on a car (2 observers and the service provider). You couldn't take your own measurement until you and the lead observer had time studies that matched (or came extremely close). Not sure how they do it now, since 3 on a car isn't allowed. [/QUOTE]

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