Eastern U.S. vs Western U.S. drivers...??
There seems to be a distinct difference between driver's attitudes on the east coast versus driver's attitudes on the west, isn't there? Been in the eastern time zone for 1 month and it has already b...
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Similar threads on truckers forums where many truckers run local but most run OTR nation wide. Seems like the bigger the city population becomes the more rude/aggressive drivers become.
We live about 60 miles in a rural area from the 2nd largest city in my state. I grew up in and around this city (40s/'50s) and its getting to the point I dread having to go to or go through the town especially on one freeway which is noted for rude/aggressive drivers.
Out here its all 2 lane roads, we sometimes get a young female driver that don't know how to pass safely on a 2 lane highway so they bumper ride at any speed (1 car length at 60-65 mph or sometimes their headlights disappear under my cars truck). Brainless comes to mind.
We live about 60 miles in a rural area from the 2nd largest city in my state. I grew up in and around this city (40s/'50s) and its getting to the point I dread having to go to or go through the town especially on one freeway which is noted for rude/aggressive drivers.
Out here its all 2 lane roads, we sometimes get a young female driver that don't know how to pass safely on a 2 lane highway so they bumper ride at any speed (1 car length at 60-65 mph or sometimes their headlights disappear under my cars truck). Brainless comes to mind.
