nice showing of support for the family, too bad it was necessary to do so. I always move over.
nice showing of support for the family, too bad it was necessary to do so. I always move over.
I too always move over. I really think we need to adopt the kind of drivers training they have in Germany, life would be so much better.
EastCoastMojo wrote: I even give the peeps behind me a heads up with my emergency flashers. It doesn't matter they are probably too busy texting to notice.
QFT my dude.
mad_machine wrote: we have that law now here in NJ... the other day I actually broke it. I was following an SUV with heavily tinted windows and did not see the police car on the shoulder until I was right next to it. Just one more reason to hate SUVs
Tailgating ?
iceracer wrote:mad_machine wrote: we have that law now here in NJ... the other day I actually broke it. I was following an SUV with heavily tinted windows and did not see the police car on the shoulder until I was right next to it. Just one more reason to hate SUVsTailgating ?
By NJ standards.. I was leaving WAY too much room.. about 4 car lengths on a 45mph road... I am surprised somebody did not try to slip in between us.
mad_machine wrote: By NJ standards.. I was leaving WAY too much room.. about 4 car lengths on a 45mph road... I am surprised somebody did not try to slip in between us.
When I lived in NJ in 2000-2001, anything more than one car length in between you and the car in front of you was an invitation for someone else to pull into that space. Thankfully, cell phone use and texting weren't what they are today, and people were actually paying attention when they drove.
dj06482 wrote:mad_machine wrote: By NJ standards.. I was leaving WAY too much room.. about 4 car lengths on a 45mph road... I am surprised somebody did not try to slip in between us.When I lived in NJ in 2000-2001, anything more than one car length in between you and the car in front of you was an invitation for someone else to pull into that space. Thankfully, cell phone use and texting weren't what they are today, and people were actually paying attention when they drove.
With the price of gas in NY we're just drafting to try and save money
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