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This is real. When the car broke down in a turn lane in the rain: lots of honking behind me When the hazard lights came on: honking stopped, people materializ
by Kye 2y ago
This is real.
When the car broke down in a turn lane in the rain: lots of honking behind me
When the hazard lights came on: honking stopped, people materialized to help push it back out of the road
- lotsofpulp 2y agoI don’t understand the relevance of this example. Without the hazard light, there’s a 99% chance the person is simply looking at their phone, needlessly delaying everyone else, hence the honking to alert them to move. What else is another driver supposed to do? A hazard light means there is a problem that can’t be solved with honking.
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- navane 2y agoNice people wouldn't honk at the stationary car without it's hazards on.
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- lotsofpulp 2y agoI would not categorize that as a “nice” people thing to do. Unless nice somehow means quiet and willing to be walked all over.
- wrs 2y agoI think unmentioned is that this is the east coast style. In Seattle we just let you sit there indefinitely because honking wouldn’t be “nice”.