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When you leave adequate space (especially) in city driving, another driver will always occupy that space. You back off to create more space, another drive ente
by josefresco 4y ago
When you leave adequate space (especially) in city driving, another driver will always occupy that space. You back off to create more space, another drive enters that space. Rinse, repeat. Source: Boston driver.
- jjwiseman 4y agoOften true. And that's OK!
- akmarinov 4y agoBut with enough cars, theoretically it’s possible that you’d never reach your destination, run out of fuel, stop suddenly and get hit from behind…
- kshacker 4y agoSource: South Bay driver. I was going to say that but was sure I will find a similar comment. I start my day by trying to be a safe driver but as they drive progresses and more and more people jumping in the free space in front of me, I eventually change the mode to not be risky but don't allow space for others.