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Well, I don't know how it is where you drive, but here you have two options: you either stay just close enough that you can stop in an emergency, but no closer,
by underdeserver 3y ago
Well, I don't know how it is where you drive, but here you have two options: you either stay just close enough that you can stop in an emergency, but no closer, and certainly not a "comfortable" distance; or you can get cut off every couple of seconds.
- CogitoCogito 3y agoMy experiences are driving mainly in California and New York. I definitely have not had the problems you’ve described and I wouldn’t consider drivers in either location to be very good in general. I’ve driven larger cars as well and they’ve never made me feel safer. Edit: The more I think about it, I’m actually kind of confused by your point. Even assuming what you say is true, how does driving a larger car avoid the problem of people cutting you off anyway? Is your “solution” to drive a larger car and tailgate or something?
- gdilla 3y agoLarger vehicles suck to me, because you feel blinder than necessary. It's a larger car to park, it feels less agile to do a quick maneuver like dodging something on the road or squeezing by an idiot drifting into your lane. I like zipping past idiots and fitting through an opening if i get one.
- rrr_oh_man 3y ago> Is your “solution” to drive a larger car and tailgate or something? You got it