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Driving etiquette

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Drivers that don't acknowledge you with a wave.

 

I give them a snarky wave when they don't acknowledge me.

 

I do the same when holding the door open for others that don't offer the appropriate 'thank you'. I always say, 'gee, thanks so much for holding that door open for those rude people'.

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Not a "lack of awareness" if I have no place to go because of the traffic around me. I just might not be understanding Deuce's point because I've never had a problem with anyone in this area. Could be I'm making a mountain out of a mole hill here. I usually agree with just about everybody's rant when it comes to driving.....well most posters.

 

If there's a car in front of you causing you to be in my blind spot, I'm not going to get over because I'll easily see the car in front of you. I'm talking about nobody in front of you, and you're just meandering in my blind spot.

Along the lines of what doomer said we all need to work to get along when we are driving. We all see bad drivers and we are all guilty at times ourselves. If we constantly work together the flow would be much better. The only issue that comes up then is the small % of people that will always take advantage of others kindness.

 

One side note, blocking people trying to use an emergency lane is stupid stupid stupid and I think that practice is far worse and more dangerous than actually using the emergency lane.

If there's a car in front of you causing you to be in my blind spot, I'm not going to get over because I'll easily see the car in front of you. I'm talking about nobody in front of you, and you're just meandering in my blind spot.

 

Deuce, I think I got it. This is if you and I are on I-71 with hardly anyone around and I'm in the high speed lane, you in the right lane and I'm just meandering along the same speed as you. I got it now, wow, I'm having a TON of senior moments lately.

Any way to ban drivers from other states from entering my beloved Commonwealth? That would help. Oh yeah, and the public flogging of anyone use an electronic device while operating a moving vehicle.

Deuce, I think I got it. This is if you and I are on I-71 with hardly anyone around and I'm in the high speed lane, you in the right lane and I'm just meandering along the same speed as you. I got it now, wow, I'm having a TON of senior moments lately.

 

Exactly! Now we are on the same page. :thumb:

Exactly! Now we are on the same page. :thumb:

 

Sorry brother. Ever have one of those days that everything out of your mouth is argumentative? Geesh!

One side note, blocking people trying to use an emergency lane is stupid stupid stupid and I think that practice is far worse and more dangerous than actually using the emergency lane.

 

I agree wholeheartedly.

Sorry brother. Ever have one of those days that everything out of your mouth is argumentative? Geesh!

 

Pretty much every day. :lol2:

Tailgaters. Get the hell off my backside. I will slow way down or outright pull off the road to get one of these jerks away from me. My goal in driving is to stay as far the hell away from everybody else as humanly possible.

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Today's episode: Do not go through a 4 way stop light intersection if you have a chance of getting stuck in middle of intersection when the light changes. Given my nature, when the light changed today, I scooted through the 2 cars in the middle and was able to make my turn. Luckily, the young lady to my right, stuck, had to back up. This allowed traffic from my turn lane to rightfully gain access, as it is a much longer wait than she had, and the traffic flowed.

Tailgaters. Get the hell off my backside. I will slow way down or outright pull off the road to get one of these jerks away from me. My goal in driving is to stay as far the hell away from everybody else as humanly possible.

 

I've done the same thing! In fact, I did it just today on my way home from work. The road out of town is heavily patrolled so speeding is not only something we at the resort don't do, we actually give our guests and clients a heads up. It's a 55MPH highway. I usually set my cruise @ 59 and it's all good. Today some yahoo was right on my butt and would NOT back off for miles. I finally just pulled over in the emergency lane and let him go. What I can't figure out is why he wouldn't pass me when he had several opportunities to do so.

I agree wholeheartedly.

 

Says the man who's probably driving in the emergency lane himself! :lol2:

Says the man who's probably driving in the emergency lane himself! :lol2:

 

Nope, that's not my style (although I will get on / off at exit ramps if traffic is bad enough).

 

I just don't understand what boxing somebody out like that accomplishes.

Nope, that's not my style (although I will get on / off at exit ramps if traffic is bad enough).

 

I just don't understand what boxing somebody out like that accomplishes.

 

So, you'll get off at an exit, and then get right back on, just to try and leapfrog the traffic that's under the overpass?

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