Pull over!
While towing through a busy town yesterday a gal in the car next to me waved at me and pointed to the rear of my 5er. Ok, so I better pull over and see what's up. After a few scary minutes I got t...
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Grit dog wrote:
I welcome eyes on the road, seems weird all the stories of false alarms. I’ve been noticed of issues and vice versa many times.
What’s disheartening around here though and I should expect it from none other than Seattle drivers is the sheer ineptitude and lack of awareness. Recently I’ve tried to get someone’s attention locally here in traffic, trailer issues, tire going flat etc. short of cutting them off, window down, pacing them, horn honk, nothing get their attention! It’s strange.
Several years ago I was driving a fairly winding state highway that led to a popular fishing reservoir. I came up behind a bass boat and noticed that some rods had fallen off the back of the boat and were tangled in the outboard rigging with the handles dragging on the road. When he finally came to an intersection where he had to stop, I pulled up next to him and started rolling my window down to tell him. He flipped me off and took off!
I hope the rods held out until he got home and he found out what he was.
