Posted by RedMF40 on July 30, 2019 at 15:35:45 from (172.58.185.154):
In Reply to: Suicide I-70 posted by Geo-TH,In on July 29, 2019 at 14:11:45:
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I was 3 years old in 1965, so--if I did my math right--I'm 57 now. I thought the transition to being an "old fogey" was maybe a few years off but perhaps I'm on the fast-track. Only remains for me to stand by the road, waving a cane, yelling "Slow down you whippersnappers!"
Anyway, I follow the rules I learned in driver's ed, the ones someone below listed off. Yes, others get angry if I don't drive 95 MPH, but they can always pass me as I poke along at 75 in the far right lane those times I'm on the big roads. I'm interested in this discussion because I really think drivers have gotten worse, and I thought maybe it was only my area that was so bad. Looks like it's happening all over.
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