I KNEW IT!!! I drive a Corolla, and I’ve been suspecting for a while that there are plenty of drivers of large vehicles who assume that right-of-way rules mean that the biggest vehicle goes first. Jerks.
In my state, a stop sign is a yield sign to bicyclists and a traffic light is a stop sign. Granted, one does have to yield to oncoming traffic on a bicycle but one does not have to come to a full stop for every stop sign. That’s a pain.
As for the topic at hand, I just love how older drivers believe that driving 20 miles an hour under the speed limit somehow makes them safe when they can’t see very well and have delayed reactions. Nope. Driving that far under the normal speed of the road makes you more dangerous and it doesn’t matter how slowly you are going if you can’t freaking see what’s on the road.
Dont mean to be mean and discriminatory against ppl with disabilities, but in some states (maybe most states) its OK to drive while deaf.
Hearing whats going on around you seems to be at least 1/2 the equation for safe driving I would think. How would you know you fucked up without hearing the honking and swearing of those around you? Oh right … hand signals work too.