Crazy driving
On our way back today from our trip from the U.P. of Michigan, the highway was filled with rv's of all types going home I presume. We were traveling with my wife's parents ahead of us with their truc...
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Hammerboy wrote:Lynnmor wrote:Just curious about wagon trains as you call them. Why not? What do you do when you travel with others? And yes, I too leave a LOT of space between me and and whoever is in front, to the point if they hit a brick wall I still have plenty of time to stop. Of course that doesn't mean people don't cut in front of you.
I never drive 68, never speed up to pass and never will get in a wagon train to travel, even if it is just two wagons. It is a good idea to keep a distance from other towed vehicles as much as possible.
Dan
Trying to keep a few vehicles together is always a challenge. If the idiots want to pass they need to weave in and out of the train or go by all at one time. In heavy traffic, the train gets broken up and then there is the matter of piecing it back together. When the small bladder or small fuel tank needs to stop, everybody has to stop. No need to add stress to the trip, you'll all get there. In this era of cellphones, contact between the wagons is simple.
