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Not using signals is a massive problem in Fla. I've never seen it as bad, as in this state. I'm for any technology that attempts to deal with this problem.
My view is these type drivers, are low quality types to begin with. Where I live is street after street of 4 way stop signs. These no signal people won't even use the signal, in these type situations.
Get them the hell off the road period, is actually the better solution. However if technology improves this mess. Do it.
Out here, people do signal....after they've already started their move. I don't see what good it is to throw on your blinker when you are already halfway into my lane with no warning forcing me to slam on my brakes because I happened to look down at my speedometer for a second.
I usually throw the blinker on, wait a couple seconds and then move. Sometimes, unfortunately, that results in said idiot in the lane next to me to hit the gas and close the gap. That's why I stopped wondering why people no longer use their turn signal.
Fellow Bostoner! That's a Bostonian's way of telling, not asking you, what they are going to do.
Check out the lane-age on Mass Ave by Melnea Cass......
IMO, a blinking light on the corner of a vehicle means only three things: The bulb is good, and the flasher relay works, and the wiring is adequate.
Oh, and the vehicle just MIGHT make a turn, sooner or later, but not necessarily in the direction indicated by the flashing light.
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If you see turn signals in southern Calif. it's a woman driver.
Or a European.
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