Having a SENIOR moment
We are on our yearly trek across the US and again are being greeted by some seriously unqualified drivers. The first one is the person that refuses to put on his headlights at dusk or in the rain. Th...
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tomman58 wrote:
The first one is the person that refuses to put on his headlights at dusk or in the rain.
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They must be driving some antique vehicles.
Most new cars,trucks have Automatic headlights that turn on soon as you start driving.
As far as moving from right lane over to the left to let someone merge onto the highway,
I was told by my safety trucking colege instructor absolutely not,first driving big rig you should stay in right slow lane.
Especialy if you need to exit the road soon !
If anything slow down and let them merge,its their problem to merge safely.
Of course had some hotdog once speed up and race on the shoulder in the snow no less to pass me.
Found many such dumbels in the ditch or median stuck in deep snow unable to get out,sometimes even UPside down.
Those 4x4 and big wheels tires dont help none if the road is icey
The first one is the person that refuses to put on his headlights at dusk or in the rain.
/quote
They must be driving some antique vehicles.
Most new cars,trucks have Automatic headlights that turn on soon as you start driving.
As far as moving from right lane over to the left to let someone merge onto the highway,
I was told by my safety trucking colege instructor absolutely not,first driving big rig you should stay in right slow lane.
Especialy if you need to exit the road soon !
If anything slow down and let them merge,its their problem to merge safely.
Of course had some hotdog once speed up and race on the shoulder in the snow no less to pass me.
Found many such dumbels in the ditch or median stuck in deep snow unable to get out,sometimes even UPside down.
Those 4x4 and big wheels tires dont help none if the road is icey
