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Re: They weren't being courteous.
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Posted by T_Bone on September 18, 2004 at 09:29:48 from (4.240.132.173):
In Reply to: They weren't being courteous. posted by farmerboybill on September 18, 2004 at 06:51:52:
Hi Bill, I agree as I see my wife drive like this. I harp on her pretty bad but it hasn't changed her in 40yrs. On the other hand I agree with Nat. Pretty fine line when you take the right away. Couple years ago I came upon a Suburban pulling a car trailer on a 4-lane 6% grade that blew a transmission. He tried to back down and got jamed against the guard rail. I'm pulling my RV and decided to pull him off the roadway. With a person flagging the cars to the free lane, alot of cars would still try and use the lane that we were in! T_Bone
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