there are all roads,high speed roads stay on the interstates then. and you were passing in hilling roads and not your fault sounds like typical excuse to me. gonna complain about school buses to then need load them on trucks too. the pedal in the middle is there for reason. speed may been posted say fifty five but i bet anything yours probably said 65.neighbors has 14 tractors when can I get YOU to move them to the fields for him. just let off some air lost buddy last summmer cause TRACTOR should not of been on county blacktop Kids parents said. She was 16 cell phone stuck to her ear,him dead on impact 50 ft or less from his home. but like i stated earlier if you don't like anything to be in your way than why were you on the slow roads,you have the interstate. i just came thru kentucky and there is interstate. P.S If you are on another hill road then please don't hit me cause i be the one putting mail in your box,stopped!!!!!
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