NONo443
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Enough said.
I kinda have to admit, I'm an aggressive driver, the Mustang II i used to have, had no horn, so when morons suddenly decided to stop in the middle of the road, to chat with pedestrians, i had to do burnouts to give them a hint on not being alone on the road.
Right of way, i don't know what they're called in English, but some roads, you don't have to yield for cars coming from the right side, so you have right of way all the way, some people coming from the sides of those roads, keep forgetting that...
I'm doing 30kph along one of those roads, where i don't have to yield, as silly as i am, i expect other people to know what the big yield sign means, and drive along without braking at each intersection...
So silly of me... an old man in a Mercedes C220 stops, i figure he had spotted me, as I'm in a huge Ford Bronco, i get into the intersection, and suddenly he drives out infront of my car, i didn't even have a chance to brake, so i tore the front end off of the Mercedes, with practically no damage to the Ford i was in, only a slightly bent bumper, which you only notice if you inspect it closely, i'm still amazed, to how you fail to notice a large american SUV...
Also a bit funny, the old man coming out of the Mercedes, wearing his Mercedes jacket.
He also tried blaming me, thankfully, unlike him, insurance companies know what a yield sign is.
How anyone manages to crash in America is beyond me.
In America, we don't see too many yield signs. The only ones I know of right near where I live are at a very small roundabout. The rest are stops. Side roads are usually controlled by a light.
How anyone manages to crash in America is beyond me.
Somebody left the keys in the trunk in a parking lot.
Here are retarded CA drivers for ya.
Yes that is 2 license plates on the back.
I have lots of yield signs near me, not to mention you yield every time you go on the highway...
I generally don't yield getting onto the highway. The onramps around here arn't long enough after the yield to get up to speed, unless you driving a Ferrari or similar.
Is that a trumpet? If so, it actually looks pretty cool if he's just bored and still paying attention to the road.
Enough said.
There a few roads like that here as well. By the way our trannys accelerate faster in "S" than in Tiptronic mode, I have tested it time and time again. It is mostly due to the shortened reaction time as the car can anticipate when to change up when it is doing it automatically rather than us having to hit the lever.You obviously live somewhere that there aren't may people on the highway. It's common to have to wait awhile before there's enough room to merge here, Massachusetts is unfamiliar with "stopping distance", plus the car in front of my tends to slow all the way down because they are evil. Do you know how long it takes a 3100 lb car with a 115 horse power engine to get to 60? :?
Thank god I can shift it manually....
Some of the highway exits are even worse, like not a ramp. The one at my aunts house is a T intersection with the highway. D':
That traffic? going around 65-70 in the slow lane. You get just enough road to point your car in the right direction. The road that it comes off of is speed limit 20 mph, and you have no visibility till the end so if you speed up and misjudge you're looking at a nasty crash.
While I'm at it, to the + rep on my comment that I was not moving when I got in an accident I was not picking apples I was waiting at a light to take a left turn and got slammed head on by a trans am at 40. Poor Peggy still is having after effects from the damage and the pontiac was defiantly totaled, half the front end was gone.
There a few roads like that here as well. By the way our trannys accelerate faster in "S" than in Tiptronic mode, I have tested it time and time again. It is mostly due to the shortened reaction time as the car can anticipate when to change up when it is doing it automatically rather than us having to hit the lever.
Enough said.
I generally don't yield getting onto the highway. The onramps around here arn't long enough after the yield to get up to speed, unless you driving a Ferrari or similar.
What the fuck happened to those wheels on the BMW? They look ridiculous and if the laws about wheels widths and bodywork there are the same as here, they are illegal (wheels have to be covered by the wheelarches).