Park in the road? Get Hit! Duh...
O.K., y'all, I'm ready to get jumped on here if I'm wrong, but...is it possible this guy stopped right in the lane on a two lane highway to "check his hitch", never thinking for a moment he might get ...
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Bobbo wrote:lakeside013104 wrote:
The correct process is to be able to see where the rear tires of the vehicle in front of you touch the pavement. If you can't see the pavement & rear tire confluence, you are too close.
I (6'1") taught DD (5'1") this. When she took Driver's Ed, the teacher asked her why she was stopping so far back. She told him this rule. He replied that she was not as tall as me so the rule should be adjusted.
Boboo....good job teaching DD that rule even if she has to adjust somewhat she will still be at a defensive driving advantage. Thanks for sharing.
Lakeside
