Looking out for Dangerous Cages
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Looking out for Dangerous Cages
In Montana, It's Subaru cars, they get along side to pass after tailgating you and cant seem to pass when they are along side , they force you to hit the brakes to avoid on coming traffic, and when they pass in the oncoming traffic and almost force you to kiss the ditch, because they wont get back in line. a Canadian I talked to in Glacier Park said Volvo was terrible and was the brand to look out for in BC.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
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In Montana, It's Subaru cars, they get along side to pass after tailgating you and cant seem to pass when they are along side , they force you to hit the brakes to avoid on coming traffic, and when they pass in the oncoming traffic and almost force you to kiss the ditch, because they wont get back in line. a Canadian I talked to in Glacier Park said Volvo was terrible and was the brand to look out for in BC.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
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Some wench in a Ford Expedition almost hit me when I still had my Vulcan 900. She was merging into the left lane from an on-ramp. Problem was, I was right there. And the kicker is, she was on her cell phone but looked right at me, and kept on coming over anyway!
Luckily I had installed a Stebel air horn to replace the wimpy OEM horn, and I laid on that horn. Scared the crap out of her. She almost dropped her phone as she did a little swerve to remain in her lane so I could pass.
On the other hand, I have experienced drivers who obviously go out of their way to give me extra space if they see I may be boxed in, or who flash their lights to alert me for some reason.
To the good drivers I say, "Thanks." To the clueless ones I say, "Please pay attention, be careful and don't kill any of my friends, my wife or me."
Luckily I had installed a Stebel air horn to replace the wimpy OEM horn, and I laid on that horn. Scared the crap out of her. She almost dropped her phone as she did a little swerve to remain in her lane so I could pass.
On the other hand, I have experienced drivers who obviously go out of their way to give me extra space if they see I may be boxed in, or who flash their lights to alert me for some reason.
To the good drivers I say, "Thanks." To the clueless ones I say, "Please pay attention, be careful and don't kill any of my friends, my wife or me."
#7
In Montana, It's Subaru cars, they get along side to pass after tailgating you and cant seem to pass when they are along side , they force you to hit the brakes to avoid on coming traffic, and when they pass in the oncoming traffic and almost force you to kiss the ditch, because they wont get back in line. a Canadian I talked to in Glacier Park said Volvo was terrible and was the brand to look out for in BC.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
Anyone else have a problem with certain type of cages in your areas?
R.
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I heard, maybe 20 years ago, of a study that alleged that Volvo drivers were the worst (back then, every Volvo ad was about safety). The reasoning was that the drivers who had the worst skills or were scared to death to drive, would buy the safest cars. It may be a self fulfilling prophecy, but whenever I see a car stopped dead at the end of an on ramp (afraid to merge) or making a left turn with the right blinker on, it's bound to be a Volvo.
As far as real danger cars -- what out for any riced out imports. Black windows, coffee can exhaust that sounds like a leafblower. They slither across lanes without signals and sit fully reclined like they're in a dentist chair. Oh and soccer moms in SUVs, angry guys in minivans (jealous), and pickup trucks with loose gear in the bed. Hell, watch out for EVERYONE!
As far as real danger cars -- what out for any riced out imports. Black windows, coffee can exhaust that sounds like a leafblower. They slither across lanes without signals and sit fully reclined like they're in a dentist chair. Oh and soccer moms in SUVs, angry guys in minivans (jealous), and pickup trucks with loose gear in the bed. Hell, watch out for EVERYONE!
Last edited by KopperTop; 01-05-2010 at 06:53 AM.