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Doesn't matter what make/model it is.....the scariest vehicles to see out there driving regardless of weather conditions are the ones with Florida license plates on them.
Doesn't matter what make/model it is.....the scariest vehicles to see out there driving regardless of weather conditions are the ones with Florida license plates on them.
I'll add the people that have CHESS stickers on the back of their minivans.
Prius' actually haven't been a bother to me on the roads. Lately it's been a bunch of Subaru's (non-WRX) getting in my way.
I lived in Florida and for the most part drivers were okay. While we are having fun with generalizations, I've had more trouble with Ohio and Pennsylvania plates.
I drive an all-electric Bolt and it is very quick off the stop if I want to drive like a maniac. But I'd rather drive safely so I don't do that. I haven't tried to see how fast it tops out, but I've never had any trouble going 5 over the speed limit on the highway.
I drive an all-electric Bolt and it is very quick off the stop if I want to drive like a maniac. But I'd rather drive safely so I don't do that. I haven't tried to see how fast it tops out, but I've never had any trouble going 5 over the speed limit on the highway.
Doesn't matter what make/model it is.....the scariest vehicles to see out there driving regardless of weather conditions are the ones with Florida license plates on them.
At Appalachian State in the late 80's they all came up for the summer, and clogged our roads. We called them "Floridiots" then. I think it still applies.
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