DO: Use your flashers when you’re driving slowly on a deserted road or highway. You never know when someone in a decent/competent vehicle will come flying up on you.
DON’T: Use your flashers when driving on a crowded highway. I GET IT, I see your honda CR-V with 4 bald tires in front of my car. You’ve been there for the last 30 miles. I appreciate your concern, but you’re probably more likely to rear end the vehicle in front of you as you lull the driver into a hazard induced coma. Meanwhile I’m preparing to ram you with any speed i can muster up on this crowded highway after being hurled into a rage of flashing taillights.
thank you. that shit was pissing me off the other night. do turn them on when the wind starts blowing and visibility drops to zero. do not leave them on while you drive in two lanes at 10 mph down union so that i can’t pass you.
maybe they were just confused and didn’t know if they wanted to turn RIGHT or LEFT, so they found the comfortable medium with their hazards…and little left, and a little right blinker action all in one!
i actually had mine on the other night due to some heavy wind and a guy i knew who was coming up pretty quick behind me. i went to turn right and put my turn signal on. :picard:
Also, if you’re doing 15mph and there is a LINE OF 40 CARS BEHIND YOU, pull over and let them by! Just because you don’t know how to drive your POS car with Z-rated tires on a barely snow-covered road and are scared shitless doesn’t mean you have to cause the rest of us to suffer just because we have vehicles that can drive through safely and KNOW how to drive in the snow…
grrr…
15mph from Ashford to Holiday Valley because someone was “scurred” to drive any faster… I was 4th in line of a line of probably 20 cars…
what’s even better is when i tried going around the line of blinky lighters they would cut me off so i couldn’t go around.
On the 290 where there’s lanes.
What kills me even more is when i see women driving in bad weather. You can barely control your POS minivan or extremely large SUV in good weather. What makes you think you can drive in this shit?
I’ve been driving all night, my hand’s wet on the wheel
There’s a voice in my head, that drives me heel
It’s my baby callin’, says I need you here
And it’s half past four and I’m shifting gear