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When some one appears to cut you off what happens if you dont blow your horn?
It's only when they actually do cut me off.
And to answer your question, they go about their day completely unaware that they've done something wrong that could result in the serious injury or death of innocent people.
It's pretty surprising no one seems to care about the safety of themselves and their loved ones and are perfectly content with letting maniacs operate with no rules or consequences.
Thanks for weighing in. I appreciate and respect you.
"Oh, dear, I've done something wrong that could result in the serious injury or death of innocent people. I nearly went about my day completely unaware."
Changing lanes suddenly which causes me to brake hard and almost eat the windshield.
Weaving in and out of traffic.
Cutting over abruptly when someone or something in their lane has slowed down or stopped.
Stuff like that.
If you're an attentive driver you can usually see stupid coming your way. You can can often anticipate someone about to make an erattic maneuver if you are observing the traffic around you.
I expect people to not swerve into my lane suddenly and almost hit me. Seems like a pretty simple request.
Don't speed. Don't drive in the passing lane unless passing. Learned in Driver's Ed in high school. Review a rules of the road handbook several times a month. Been driving for twenty plus years. Rarely drive in rain or snow.
Gotta admit...I'm pretty shocked by how many people believe dangerous driving is not a big deal.
Thanks, friends.
Doesn't like to drive in the rain, needs to review the rules every couple of weeks, always stays below speed limit - sounds like a nervous, unsure driver. I'd suggest downloading the Uber app and using it regularly.
OP, you will learn that there are quite a few on here who (mistakenly, IMO, based on what they say) consider themselves to be excellent drivers who feel that silly things like traffic laws and speed limits and safe driving habits just spoil their fun and should not be obeyed or apply to them (but the "slow drivers keep right" law is sacred and must ALWAYS be obeyed - by everyone else, of course).
Doesn't like to drive in the rain, needs to review the rules every couple of weeks, always stays below speed limit - sounds like a nervous, unsure driver. I'd suggest downloading the Uber app and using it regularly.
Yep, and if they OPs driving skill hasn't developed better than that in 20 years, it's probably not going to improve much now. Some people just shouldn't be driving.
OP, you will learn that there are quite a few on here who (mistakenly, IMO, based on what they say) consider themselves to be excellent drivers who feel that silly things like traffic laws and speed limits and safe driving habits just spoil their fun and should not be obeyed or apply to them (but the "slow drivers keep right" law is sacred and must ALWAYS be obeyed - by everyone else, of course).
You and 36_Chambers seem to be hitting it off very well.
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