May 25, 201313 yr I agree! And I would say a lot more on what I think of them but all you would see is "Word filter violation" throughout my whole comment! But, I tend to see that those in this area, The Cincy area, have good manners, but as has been stated, most do not know how to drive at all, and get out of the passing/fast lane doing 45! I mentioned this a while ago, but a few years back a lawmaker from NKY was tired of driving to Frankfort and having an Ohio driver going slow in the passing lane, not being too serious, he introduced a bill that would make it a law that if you have Ohio on your license plate you could not drive in the far left lane. Too bad he wasn't serious! While driving from Dayton to NKY Tuesday I noticed how most of the drive was 4 lanes wides headed south. In KY it's mostly two wide with some 3 wide and rarely anything more than that. I honestly think those freakin buckeyes are just so darn used to having one, or two lanes to their right that they don't notice they're in the far left. Plus the fact that in Ohio the extra lanes gives people more lanes to get around the slow pokes. I absolutely hate it though nothing irritates me more than being stuck behind a 3-4 wide parade of people. Perhaps the Buckeyes are too busy cursing up a storm to notice their poor driving. Maybe their busy cursing at all of the other poor buckeye drivers, said correlation would make sense.
May 25, 201313 yr Mason County(state of Ky.) could accumulate a small fortune if they had a toll booth for Ohio drivers to pay to even get into Ky., because every third vehicle in Mason County has Ohio tags, which has often made me wonder if Ky. citizens are faking Ohio residency for tax reasons, isn't something in Ohio free as compared to Ky.(someone that knows please respond). Which also begs the questions, could they actually have a toll booth?, why is KFC in Aberdeen but not in Mason County?, hum If I'm not mistaken, this happens because of the fact that Kentuckians pay their tax bill upon renewal of their license plate tags, which is not the case in Ohio. Same reason you see a lot of coal trucks in EKy with Oklahoma tags on them.
May 25, 201313 yr If I'm not mistaken, this happens because of the fact that Kentuckians pay their tax bill upon renewal of their license plate tags, which is not the case in Ohio. Same reason you see a lot of coal trucks in EKy with Oklahoma tags on them. Is Ky. the only state that does this because have heard Indiana,Ohio and Tennessee are all the same? Lots of Tenn. plates in southwestern part of Ky.
May 26, 201313 yr I know with OH people in KY do it for property tax issues. I found that out while working for the state revenue department in nky. I'm not sure about the laws in the other states but I would think it is something similar. I have no idea where TN gets their money. They don't have income tax and do tax groceries so property tax has to be high on items
May 26, 201313 yr I live in Ohio a nice part and I don't hear the profanity that much, the wave when driving, unless its an old school guy like me your not getting it. But I sense this is everywhere. If ifs raining or snowing for your work commute better give yourself extra 45 mins.
May 26, 201313 yr I know with OH people in KY do it for property tax issues. I found that out while working for the state revenue department in nky. I'm not sure about the laws in the other states but I would think it is something similar. I have no idea where TN gets their money. They don't have income tax and do tax groceries so property tax has to be high on items They put sales tax on everything, groceries included, and there are local options for it to be as high as 9.75 percent, I believe.
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