I don't do it so much these days but back in my motorcycling days I used to make sure all the idiots actually stopped (or are about to stop) for their red light before I set off. You'd be amazed how many people run red lights, sometimes not even on purpose. This is one of the things they teach you in defensive driving course, assume everyone else on the road is a complete idiot. Then there are the f wits in squashed bugs who think because they have a fast car they can turn off before others set off, the one I saw doing that got away with it but I was praying a tunnel vision ricer was going to collect him and his expensive car. I would have loved to give details to the cops about how Mr fancy car failed to give way but it was not to be :'(
Hendrik no accidents for quite some time and all points on the license Zoltan Finks wrote: > We get it. You are an Autobahn god. Wherever it is that you need to go that > causes you to drive in a perpetual frenzied state, please go there. > Brian SNIPPED>>>>>> > default.>> > >> Your job, when you are out there with the rest of us, is to move it. When >> the >> light goes green, be ready to go, accellerating to the speed limit when >> possible. That technique, in today's packed streets, allows the rest of us >> behind >> you to make it through before the red appears. And then, there we sit, >> engines >> idling, waiting and fuming. THAT is the environmental impact of pokey >> drivers. >> >> Just today I made a trip from North Seattle to Kent on I-5 and the free >> flowing traffic speed was about 70mph (limit 60) and I (and many others) >> had to >> maneuver around a few cars running below 60mph. Oblivious. >> >> RLE >> >> _______________________________________ http://www.okiebenz.com For new parts see official list sponsor: http://www.buymbparts.com/ For used parts email [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Unsubscribe or change delivery options go to: http://okiebenz.com/mailman/listinfo/mercedes_okiebenz.com
