CHAPTER ONE: So you think you can drive!
My wife says I should teach a class on driving, and the subject of the hour would be how to merge on the freeway. I don't think this is a hard thing to grasp, however, the other people on the roads in this town must think it is the hardest thing in the world! I mean come on!
Step one: Click your blinker on.
Step two: Speed up to 55-65 MPH
Step three: Enter the flow of traffic. Do not stop, slow down, speed up, just merge. If there is a line of semi trucks you may want to think about this proven...
Step one: Click your blinker on.
Step two: Speed up to 55-65 MPH
Step three: Enter the flow of traffic. Do not stop, slow down, speed up, just merge. If there is a line of semi trucks you may want to think about this proven...
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Lorraine
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Feb 03, 2010 11:51AM
lol, If you in south africa it's not that easy, driving in traffic is like sitting in dodgem cars(Bumper cars)the drivers are ignorant they don't worry to stop at traffic lights, of take note of your blinkers.the cabs here stop at the merge to drop and pick up passengers. you are like honking and showing them signs. they then start a fight with you.yet who is at fault.If they want to change lanes on the freeway, from the last line they will cut in front of you just to take a off ramp, then the screeching of breaks and honking from different drivers trying to avoid that idiot. sometimes it ends with accidents, because you couldn't avoid them. then you get a truck on the fast lane, and pedestrians running across the freeway. shocked are you. well, in South africa now the red light means go, because most of our accidents are caused through drivers not stopping at the red light.you are a master if you can handle driving here.
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