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driving in la was the scariest thing ever. it recommend stay of the
highways its safer |
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driving in fear
You must frighten very easily. LA is a bit different and as is usual in
a big city the freeways can be confusing if you do not know them and do not plan your route but I see no validity to your comment. stef wrote: driving in la was the scariest thing ever. it recommend stay of the highways its safer |
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driving
stef wrote: driving in la was the scariest thing ever. it recommend stay of the highways its safer Many of the side streets are even more scary. |
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driving
I am scared of people who are scared of driving on any highway.....
somehow I see you jumping over at the last second, despite the right lane ends 1/2 mile signs, exit only signs, etc..... |
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driving
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I am scared of people who are scared of driving on any highway..... Nonsense. There are places where the locals have such bad driving habits that people who follow the normal rules of the road are bound to run into trouble. The city closest to me is a good example. Most people drive in the left lane no matter how slow they are going, though they seem to resent people passing them on the right. They rarely turn into the proper lane. If driving in the right lane and you see someone trying to get onto the road in your direction there is no need to pull over to the left to give them room to pull out, because that is the lane they are heading for. If you are making a turn at the intersection to two four lane roads a car coming one way and making a right turn and a car coming the opposite direction and making a left should both be able to turn at the same time, each going to the closest lane. Not in that city. The guy making the left is heading for the far right lane and the one turning right is heading for the far left. In a larger nearby city it is a bad idea to leave a safe following distance, because someone is going to swoop into it, and is pretty well guaranteed to hit the brakes as soon as they are in front of you. And don't signal a lane change. That is a cue for someone to speed up and prevent you from making the change. |
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