07-22-2021, 07:05 PM
> drivers who think turn signals are too much effort
Heh! I had an incident a few weeks ago in a small town near me. I'm heading home and as I approached the small town, I was following a pick-up truck with one long board, maybe 2"x10"x12' that was sticking out 4' from the bed, unsecured (tailgate up and no red flag on the board, which is required). I was following at a safe distance when he hit the brakes hard and turned into a hardware store with no turn signal, nearly dumping the unsecured board.
Of course, I had to hit the brakes hard also, so after dodging his vehicle, I honked the horn to let him know how careless he was. I looked in the rear view mirror about a block away and seen the driver and passenger just stopping from running at me on foot, like they were going to chase me down if I got caught at the next traffic light (it was green).
So apparently, this young man does what he wants and if you say or do something, he goes right to redline! Unbelievable!! :RollingEyesSmiley5:
Heh! I had an incident a few weeks ago in a small town near me. I'm heading home and as I approached the small town, I was following a pick-up truck with one long board, maybe 2"x10"x12' that was sticking out 4' from the bed, unsecured (tailgate up and no red flag on the board, which is required). I was following at a safe distance when he hit the brakes hard and turned into a hardware store with no turn signal, nearly dumping the unsecured board.
Of course, I had to hit the brakes hard also, so after dodging his vehicle, I honked the horn to let him know how careless he was. I looked in the rear view mirror about a block away and seen the driver and passenger just stopping from running at me on foot, like they were going to chase me down if I got caught at the next traffic light (it was green).
So apparently, this young man does what he wants and if you say or do something, he goes right to redline! Unbelievable!! :RollingEyesSmiley5: