turn signals
What do I need those for? I know where I'm going....
turn signals
What do I need those for? I know where I'm going....
WTF Where does this thinking come from?
Like my retired HS teacher said: They test you for driving at 16 and don't do it again until you're 80, it's an awful long time to develop bad habits.
.gov could spend a little more time on continuing ed for drivers. Use of roundabouts for one or "why did this semi leave this gap, i'll cram my car in here" bullshit.
Ah... turn signals, yet another rant I'll avoid!
I'm not one for much government intervention but roundabouts are one that needs it.
When I moved to Minnesota there were not many if any roundabouts and then they went and put them everywhere yet they never had any updates on how to actually use them. It should be a requirement to test on their use to renew your license.
And the retards that can't stay to the right on multilane roads really piss me off. I went to school in Germany I've seen how well it should work. Over the weekend we were going to an Octoberfest and on the way I'm in the left lane passing somebody (60mph zone) slightly ahead there's an on ramp. Some asian lady comes on the on ramp and proceeds immediately to the left lane. I had to stand on my brakes to not hit her (driving my superduty) I laid on my horn, yet she never went over 45. Had to go around her on the right. Surprised I didn't get rearended.
Run it similar to a pilots license that never expires. You DO need a flight review to brush up on regs and demonstrate maneuvers. And a current medical.
I'm not saying you have to go to a class, but at least do some education (maybe online?) on the basics we've just mentioned.
I have strong feeling on this current topic in this here thread.
I'm not one for much government intervention but roundabouts are one that needs it.
When I moved to Minnesota there were not many if any roundabouts and then they went and put them everywhere yet they never had any updates on how to actually use them. It should be a requirement to test on their use to renew your license.
There's a yield sign where you enter.
I also visited England 1 month before getting my drivers license so maybe that gave me a leg up and am taking for granted the thought process of someone who's never seen one before. I do concede that the multi-lane roundabouts they have in urban areas add a layer of complexity above and beyond a yield sign.
The biggest problem I've seen are fools that STOP when they don't need to. Either stop before entering when there's nothing there, OR stop once actually IN the roundabout. But these Florididiots can't even make a RH turn without stopping when they have the full right of way, so why would I expect them to be able to navigate a roundabout?I've never understood why people have so much difficulty with them. There's a yield sign where you enter. Everybody knows what a yield sign means. If they just obey the sign (yielding to traffic on the road they're entering) then it removes the variable that the road they're entering goes in a circle and it's just like any other intersection with a yield sign.
Tiki torch mounts on the rear doors...?
Tiki torch mounts on the rear doors...?
Yep.. fold down steps to get to the roof. But in this case... why? Nothing on the roof to get to.