Yep....Seattle/Tacoma has an inordinate amount of drivers with a screw loose.
Driving in the South
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I've actually found good people everywhere I've been. The places I wouldn't go in the in other regions are the same type of places I wouldn't go to in the South. Bad drivers are everywhere. Hats off to the people of Iowa. Fine place with nice people. My other post was just a counter response to the original post.
It's not just "drivers".....
My 2005 Chevy 1500 with 239,000 miles just had its first front end alignment check 6 months ago. The technician said the alignment was fine and it still had the factory shims. It’s never had a bolt turned on the front end and still drives and tracks like new with no squeaks or rattles even when going over speed bumps and no signs of a rust bubble anywhere.
Here is a typical Prius driver when the van in front of them is too slow and they contact
Guy's mug looks a little punchable, but still buff Asian looking dude broke multiple laws.
Looks like the hot-headed doofus missed anyway.
Glancing blow at best
Looks like 'roid rage' to me.
I wonder if it would have been labeled an 'anti-Asian hate crime' if it had happened the other way around?
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Nick1994
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I drove through Texas in 2018 and that was the state with the slowest drivers I've experienced. I unfortunately was caravaning on the trip with a family member who refuses to go over 65, and we passed people all the time.
When you are in Texas, look behind you.
James city county and Williamsburg for this to a tee…..
If I see someone driving erratically I think it’s either
A. A older driver aka over 70
B. Day drinking drunk driver
C. High on Mary Jane driver
D. All of the above or at minimal a combination of 2 of the above.
I can't complain much about the drivers in Arizona. On a 6 lane highway the right lane is for merging and going the speed limit, the middle lanes are for cruise control at 70, and the left lanes are for going 80+. People use their blinkers to inform you that they're getting over wether you like it or not. At night after 10 pm the highways are mostly empty and if you're willing to risk the cops you can cruise at whatever speed you want.
Because that's where a rangers, gonna be.
I was born in Louisiana, so cars always had cracked windshields, hanging mufflers, and a double-barrel shotgun.…
You just described my town perfectly, and I'm in the North
