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I totally understand the frustration here, however this is what the (admittedly ridiculous) "survey" is talking about. Cars cut me off very often so they don't
by throwaway9191a 6y ago
I totally understand the frustration here, however this is what the (admittedly ridiculous) "survey" is talking about. Cars cut me off very often so they don't have to wait... what, 5 extra seconds through a turn?
Many times these cars cut me, then have to stop anyway for a pedestrian.
I often run lights if they are right before a hill. This is specifically to keep the cars behind me from getting mad and doing unsafe things. I'd rather just get out of the way.
- romanoderoma 6y agoDriving (and biking) are not thought processes, they are things we do automatically, on cruise, using just muscle memory We usually do it without thinking too much, the same way we don't think about walking or breathing Something different in the process and something bad will happen. Most of the times drivers (and bikers) will compensate for someone else's mistake, sometimes nobody does
- mulmen 6y ago> Driving (and biking) are not thought processes, they are things we do automatically, on cruise, using just muscle memory Yeah, this is the problem.
- romanoderoma 6y agoThat's my motto as well I've been trying for years to work with the municipality of Rome to convince people to let their vehicles at home, if they don't want to fully commit with the driving (or biking) I don't even listen to music anymore when I drive...