Braking Conundrum
God willing, my wife and I plan to purchase our first Class A next year. We've done tons of research and know what we want as far as size, layout, etc. We think we might prefer diesel over gas. The p...
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moisheh wrote:
Mile High:I know what you mean but driving in the left lane is an invitation to an accident. If you are on an Interstate with a 75 mph limit and drive under 70 the other drivers get frustrated. If you move over a lane change may result in an accident. If you stay in the outside lane the 4 wheelers get excited and frustrated. That leads to more accidents. Slower vehicles should always stay to the right. Tropical: There are a lot of bad semi drivers. But 80 % being bad is a an exaggeration. I would say that 75% are good and 25% horrible! As the older guys retire it does get worse. You can get a CDL with less than 40 hours training. What a joke!
Moisheh
Didn't say that 80% were bad. I said that 20% were true professionals and the others fell somewhere in between. This also means that a large portion of the rest are good as you say. Now with 25% being horrible and you said that, this leaves just 55% left after the true pros with other varying degrees of skill.... and yes many of these can be termed as good drivers.
