tailgating
#1
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tailgating
seems like people like to or have to get right up on my ass, at lights or slow traffic. That burns my biscuit! What is there a thing people got to get so close????
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#6
I find that even when someone is going 45 mph in a 60, once I pass them they floor it and then come up and ride my bumper (or speed match me in the right lane if on a larger highway) a lot. It is like they feel the need to "show me
" they can go as fast as my little sports car ... which is going the speed limit ..... highly, highly annoying. I see this much more in the S than my regular drivers. This is especially true when having to pass a coal rolling brodozer mobile driving under the speed limit in the fast lane.
" they can go as fast as my little sports car ... which is going the speed limit ..... highly, highly annoying. I see this much more in the S than my regular drivers. This is especially true when having to pass a coal rolling brodozer mobile driving under the speed limit in the fast lane.
#7
I find that even when someone is going 45 mph in a 60, once I pass them they floor it and then come up and ride my bumper (or speed match me in the right lane if on a larger highway) a lot. It is like they feel the need to "show me
" they can go as fast as my little sports car ... which is going the speed limit ..... highly, highly annoying. I see this much more in the S than my regular drivers. This is especially true when having to pass a coal rolling brodozer mobile driving under the speed limit in the fast lane.
" they can go as fast as my little sports car ... which is going the speed limit ..... highly, highly annoying. I see this much more in the S than my regular drivers. This is especially true when having to pass a coal rolling brodozer mobile driving under the speed limit in the fast lane.
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#8
Virginia, at least around Richmond tailgates constantly. So close I often can't see their headlights when driving my normal size cars. Thinking about turning the rear window washer around. Or find a way to put a squinter on the rear of the S2000. Motor oil would be more satisfying than windshield washer fluid but that's for the "select fire" version when set to FULL.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
#9
Virginia, at least around Richmond tailgates constantly. So close I often can't see their headlights when driving my normal size cars. Thinking about turning the rear window washer around. Or find a way to put a squinter on the rear of the S2000. Motor oil would be more satisfying than windshield washer fluid but that's for the "select fire" version when set to FULL.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
#10
Pickup trucks seem to be offended by the very existence of our cars. Mine is all stock, quiet, and I'm old. Yet on a regular basis some idiot in a truck will get all road raged at my very presence. It amuses me more than annoys me.
Another thing I notice is at red lights people pull up much close than when I drive my other cars. I assume its because they tend to see over is, and don't realize how close they are. Probably the same thing happens on the road, hence even more tailgating our small, low cars.
It shocks me how little attention people really pay to their driving, and how much of it is done on autopilot. Their subconscious doing the driving, and the decision making.
Most peoples subconscious are horrible at making decisions. People die in fires tryimg to go out the way they came in, when there is another exit. They panic and their subconscious takes over. Reports of people in plane crashes taking their luggage out of overhead bin. Subconscious takes over due to panic, and only knows how to do what you normally do, but with frenzied urgency.
That is what scares me about how most people drive. Not a daily commute, more like a daily coma.
Another thing I notice is at red lights people pull up much close than when I drive my other cars. I assume its because they tend to see over is, and don't realize how close they are. Probably the same thing happens on the road, hence even more tailgating our small, low cars.
It shocks me how little attention people really pay to their driving, and how much of it is done on autopilot. Their subconscious doing the driving, and the decision making.
Most peoples subconscious are horrible at making decisions. People die in fires tryimg to go out the way they came in, when there is another exit. They panic and their subconscious takes over. Reports of people in plane crashes taking their luggage out of overhead bin. Subconscious takes over due to panic, and only knows how to do what you normally do, but with frenzied urgency.
That is what scares me about how most people drive. Not a daily commute, more like a daily coma.