Why? Driving observation
Well after the commute home, dinner, and while walking the dogs my mind wandered back to the daily commuting grind. This may or may not apply to your local, I live and drive in the greater Portland...
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:B I have driven in Portland and metro Vancouver many times, I know what you guys are talking about. I think drivers get so focused on what THEY want, where THEY want to go that they become oblivious to what is happening around them. Planning ahead is a foreign concept.
Speaking of Portland I was on I-5 crossing the Willamette river pulling a 35' flat deck trailer behind a 1 ton. The granola chomper ahead of me in a VW camper changed lanes, no biggie, then changed back right in front of me and STOPPED straddling the white line.:E This was during afternoon rush hour. I locked everything up and laid on the horn. Moonray came out of his reverie and got out of the way moments before I would have put his engine in the front seat.
Speaking of Portland I was on I-5 crossing the Willamette river pulling a 35' flat deck trailer behind a 1 ton. The granola chomper ahead of me in a VW camper changed lanes, no biggie, then changed back right in front of me and STOPPED straddling the white line.:E This was during afternoon rush hour. I locked everything up and laid on the horn. Moonray came out of his reverie and got out of the way moments before I would have put his engine in the front seat.
