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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
...snip... Maybe not "polite", but I've never seen it as "aggressive", either, in the absence of a real "brake check". Just "informative". I'm not sure how else to communicate that I feel someone is following too close?
...snip...But I guess I'm not sure how to "communicate" with tailgaters going forward...
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Did you read post 31?
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Originally Posted by masraum
Genius! I'm going to start using that.
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Originally Posted by masraum
From now on I'm going with DonDavis' method...
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Most excellent! Thank you.
In my years as a Certified Driving Instructor, nearly all my students ( well, the ones that actually adopted the methods ) all come back and say "Wow, this stuff is really great"
This thread is a perfect example of great suggestions being dismissed bc "The way I do things work" dominate an experienced drivers technique.
Nothing improves until the driver embraces real change.
Communication behind the wheel is crucial.
I want to be
seen, and I want other drivers to
know I see them.
Btw, the chicken fingers guy is at fault, 100%
Sure, the merging douche is, well, a douche. But the guy eating closed the gap intentionally causing contact.