USE YOUR EFFING TURN SIGNAL! Please?
I remember driving on the 405 in los Angeles. Wtf .let me get over to the other lane . Turn signal on forever. Gave up. The move is just turn right in front of the oncoming car .
I live in a very remote place and interact almost solely online with others. Thank you for your kindness.
I enjoy reading your post . . . no thanks needed.
I said this TWICE yesterday while out running errands.
Without the âpleaseâ.
And calling it a âblinkahâ.
And using a few more words like &$@/@ and %$Ă@/%.
And a hand gesture or two.
But it would still be understood in any state in the Union.
I did that on I-80 trying to get off before the George Washington Bridge after living in central PA for 6 months (traffic jams there were Amish buggies or farm equipment).
Blinker on, no one letting me in. I finally said to myself âLinda, youâre back in NJ. Cut him off.â I did, got the 1-finger salute, gave it back, and we all went on our merry way.
I can tell a driverâs from NJ with 99% accuracy. Theyâre some of the worst on the roads here.
I get it! I had become an easier, gentler driver in central PA and had to revert to my previous driving life in northern NJ to make it off the exit. The Route 17/Route 4/GS Parkway/NJ Turnpike area is one of the worst, IMO.
Well, Germans arenât known to be âgentleâ drivers, so it was a change of pace for me when I moved to PA. But the NJ folks def stand out as the biggest a-holes on the road
And when âMassholeâ drivers can say that about NJ drivers? You know itâs bad. LOL
Care to clarify?
@sck is this what passes for acceptable discourse here now?
Is bullying a member off this site acceptable?
No clarification is needed. @retrospek left HO for awhile, and has returned. At this point, everyone should just move on.
ETA: all of us can block someone if you donât want to see anotherâs posts.
Yes⌠Sunshine says it the same way.
A couple of months ago, she came to me and said âMy blinkahs arenât workingâ and she was right neither of them, so I ordered up a new relay (came in the next day). I knew it wasnât the bulbs as neither the right turn signal nor left worked. And I could hear the relay making a strange sound as it attempted to flash the turn signals.
Any who, I fixed it while she slept in the next day â only took me about 15 minutes. When she got up she was surprised her carâs âblinkahsâ were already fixed. She thinks Iâm some kind of genius - I didnât tell her it was a 15 minute fix.
Word.
Hey, I resemble that
And I used to resemble thatâŚuntil I got better. (Monty Python reference)
IMHO, NorCal (Bay Area) drivers win hands down. Passing those only driving 80, changing lanes like braiding hair. Hiway 4, Martinez to Antioch a raceway.
I broke out laughing at this description but I knew EXACTLY what you were talking about!
The last time I drove in CaliforniaâŚay yi yi, 22 years ago, I swear the little imports (the cars, not the drivers) were playing leap frog down the 80âs (580, 880 etc.) and 17 to Santa Cruz, and scaring me to death. If I ever go back, I wonât drive.
I donât know if Driverâs Ed is taught in high school anymore, but one of the tenets was, âsignal your intentionsâ and they were words we still by. That, and keeping a St. Christipher AND a St. Francis of Rome prayer charms nearby.