Posted by john in la on December 09, 2009 at 20:32:55 from (72.150.34.102):
In Reply to: Re: Drivers Ed for Couyon posted by really jd-tractor on December 09, 2009 at 20:14:19:
There will be no fight but I do have a few questions for your response.
Are you suggesting that I should never change lanes????????? Because if you do not have your lights on I will never see you no matter how long I look for you.
I am very carefull when changing lanes in the rain because I know the danger all to well. I just do not feel you relize the danger yourself.
Let me put it to you this way....... Have you ever tried to pass a truck in the rain when the wind is blowing from your right to your left. This causes all the wheel spray to blow out into your lane. You most likely have a hard time seeing and most likely speed up so you can get past quickly. Now think about me trying to see you thew a outside mirrow. Yes this mirrow is heated and displaces water well; but a car passing without its headlights one gets lost in the wheel spray very easily. This is why most states have laws that say you must have headlights on in the rain.
Most people think headlights are for them to see in the dark; but they also allow others to see you if you would only turn them on.
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