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![]() Drives: 2016 2LT RS convertible Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Garden grove
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Shenanigans
Absolutely amazing, guy pulls out from from a residential side street. Cuts directly into the middle lane without signaling while looking at me, where I'm at going 40mph. I brake hard and honk at him. He gets mad at my rudeness. Yells at me to go f myself and gives me the bird. Apparently I could of damaged his new corolla with my right of way driving. I didn't respond to him cuz I have my 5 yr old nice with me I pick up from school everyday.
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Location: Arizona
Posts: 2,269
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Lots of idiots are still mad about the election.
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![]() Drives: Kubota 2640, 83 BMW R-65, 2017 1 SS Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Craig, MT
Posts: 643
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Saw a segment regarding the German Autobahn. Behavior like that, giving one the finger, or any other gesture like that....Highly frowned upon in Germany. One can get fined and fairly heavily.
I wish we had better driver education and it was tougher to get a license, driving was taken as a responsibility and one to be done correctly, we had tougher Laws for truly bad driving. We have so many simply terrible, incompetent drivers out there. |
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'69 Owned Since '79
Drives: '69 Z/28 LeMans Blue w/White Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: LR AR
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Guy was rude for sure.
That said, Maybe consider not honking next time. Avoid teaching more bad behaviors to the ones who matter most. The kids see your reaction, they see the other guys reaction. The impressionable youngsters learn from adults how they will aspire to behave. Keeping cool and courteous is the best lesson you could teach. (Flame suit on) |
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Let's go fishing!
Drives: a car with 8 cylinders Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Seabrook, Texas
Posts: 1,129
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I thought that's just how you Californians drive???
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Location: Crestline, CA
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There are lot of U.S. servicepeople in Europe... their vehicles are easy to spot because they have special license plates. It was a source of shame for me to see that even though the percentage of Americans on the road was fairly small (maybe... 1%?), a LARGE percentage of the time, when a problem was occurring in traffic on the Autobahn, there was an American's vehicle causing the issues: The slowest car on the road driving in the left- most lane; lane drifting, failure to signal, horn- honking and middle- fingers for everybody... really embarrassing to those of us who take pride in skillful driving. Driver training there is intense, expensive and thorough. It's also easy to lose one's driver's license, due to just a few seemingly small exhibitions of jackass. Here, we hand out driver's licenses perilously close to making it a right (not a privilege), while punishments for screwing up endlessly (or not having any license whatsoever) are pretty much just forgiven for the first 30 or 40 offenses. And THAT is why the drivers on this side of the pond suck, compared to the professional, safe, awesome drivers in Germany. |
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