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To: JohnHuang2
If you see a guy on the road who always signals, never hogs the left lane and clears out of it as soon as the right lane is free, it's me. I go out of my way to be courteous on the road. If only because I'm most likely to aggressively counter road-rage. At any rate, I don't give anyone a reason to be upset.

The thing is, I'm usualy pretty cynical about the people down here on the road, but my actions almost always turn out positive results and in my commute to work I find that most of the people around me are either signalling for me as well or yielding. This is South Florida, too. At any rate, I try not to get too worked up, avoid the creeps and things go well.

Please people, take the two nuerons it takes to fire the impulse to use the damn signal lights. A split second of courtesy may save you from a bad encounter some day.

11 posted on 08/02/2002 3:26:27 AM PDT by Caipirabob
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To: Yakboy
Now that brings up another pet peeve of mine.

When you pass me and then immediately pull back over in the right lane directly in front of me, you're forcing me to tailgate you. Depending on the speed difference between my car and yours, I'm unwillingly tailgating you for 10 to 60 seconds, or even longer.

Rude and dangerous, IMO.

18 posted on 08/02/2002 5:29:03 AM PDT by savedbygrace
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To: Yakboy
You, sir, do not live in rural NC. A blinking light on a car means 'hurry up and get beside it so it can't change lanes!'. A good rule of thumb out here is NEVER telegraph your intentions because the idiot in the next car will do his best to thwart them. Save those blinking lights for Christmas.
32 posted on 08/02/2002 7:36:17 AM PDT by Bob Buchholz
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