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Re: Lamebrain drivers!
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Posted by Kent in NB on March 14, 2007 at 05:35:32 from (198.164.250.175):
In Reply to: Lamebrain drivers! posted by KEH on March 13, 2007 at 12:59:25:
Understand exactly! I got hit turning in my driveway a year ago in January. NH TL-90 with loader and loaded tires saved me. Guy hit me at 50-60 mph, on the back corner of the left tire. Put me up on three wheels, and pretty much totaled his ride. Blinkers on and eye contact made. Cops told me to make sure of eye contact in future. I did, and almost got hit 3 more times in the next month. Now I start weaving like crazy, just as my FIL has done for fifty years. He says it slows up the dumb ones quicker than warning flashers. It works.
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