I have calmed down enough........

Agee

Well-Known Member
Mikeinsmd said:
WRONG......... She was already beside him!! He forced her onto the shoulder!
Ah grasshopper...

Confucius says, Man who argue with stone wall, get flat head.
 

crabcake

But wait, there's more...
Mikeinsmd said:
Tell you right now you cannot always hear them until they are right on you!!
semi-:offtopic: But I think it should be an FCC law/reg or whatever that emergency vehicle siren-type sounds can NOT be used in radio commercials/music on the radio. Nothin' pisses me off more than when I start to pull over and look around and in the mirrors for flashing lights because I hear a siren, to only find out it's on the radio in some commercial or song. :mad:
 

Mikeinsmd

New Member
crabcake said:
semi-:offtopic: But I think it should be an FCC law/reg or whatever that emergency vehicle siren-type sounds can NOT be used in radio commercials/music on the radio. Nothin' pisses me off more than when I start to pull over and look around and in the mirrors for flashing lights because I hear a siren, to only find out it's on the radio in some commercial or song. :mad:
:lmao: Been there/done that CC!! :lmao:
 

AMP

Jersey attitude.
Mikeinsmd said:
Here's the situation.... "As I come up along side of the beige/tan colored van (chevy Astrovan?) he/she decides to pass the car in front of it! DIDN'T BOTHER TO LOOK AROUND OR SEE ME ALONG SIDE HIM in the south bound lane........... "
She was not behind him as Dems continues to say.....

SOunds like she was in his blind spot, she was already in the lane, if he hit her it would be his fault. He probably had his music blasting as well. One should constantly be checking rearview, sideview mirrors and glancing out the passenger side window to keep track of traffic on ALL SIDES if the traffic is that heavy. And no, you can't keep your eyes plastered to the road in front of you. That unawareness is cause for many accidents as well.

Go NY on 'em Suz (by that I mean vent all you want, not go looking for the dumbbunny). I think we NY/NJ types were taught to drive differently? Who knows, but this could have been avoided if he had looked around first.
 

ylexot

Super Genius
crabcake said:
semi-:offtopic: But I think it should be an FCC law/reg or whatever that emergency vehicle siren-type sounds can NOT be used in radio commercials/music on the radio. Nothin' pisses me off more than when I start to pull over and look around and in the mirrors for flashing lights because I hear a siren, to only find out it's on the radio in some commercial or song. :mad:
:yeahthat: I've never started to pull over, but I have looked around for the emergency vehicle because of that.
 

vraiblonde

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dems4me said:
She thinks she had the right of way over him because he should have looked in his rearview mirror to see she was attempting a pass.
Okay, I see.

Suz is correct - she made the move first and had the right-of-way. The other guy should have looked to his side and checked his blindspot before attempting to change lanes.
 
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dems4me

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vraiblonde said:
Okay, I see.

Suz is correct - she made the move first and had the right-of-way. The other guy should have looked to his side and checked his blindspot before attempting to change lanes.


Well if you say it than that settles it... Suz you were right... I'm sorry. :flowers:

I have learned alot from this interesting thread... look around before passing just to make sure there's no one coming up the lane going in the wrong direction that maybe in my blindspot. Thanks for posting!!! :huggy: And I apologize for driving the mini-van that ran you into the shoulder... :blushing: :huggy:
 

Mikeinsmd

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dems4me said:
Well if you say it than that settles it... Suz you were right... I'm sorry. :flowers:I have learned alot from this interesting thread... look around before passing just to make sure there's no one coming up the lane going in the wrong direction that maybe in my blindspot. Thanks for posting!!! :huggy: And I apologize for driving the mini-van that ran you into the shoulder... :blushing: :huggy:
:clap: :huggy:
 

Pete

Repete
Although very rare, I have passed multiple vehicles in one swoop too in the many years I have been driving. The goober who pulled out to pass while you were next to him was definatly the goob.

When I have done it, it was usually not the typical situation, and not because I was late, or figured WTH, usually cars scared to pass someone poking, or a SMV.

My personal record was 16 cars at once. I only remember the first 12 because I was hopped up on a Vicks Inhailer and Dr. Pepper and passed out. I must have made it because I am still here.

j/k:lol:
 
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CMC122

Go Braves!
Ehesef said:
Ed Zachery.

Priority one patient: Almost dead, extremely serious - Lights and Sirens
Priority two patient: Serious - Lights and Sirens
Priority three patient: Sick calls, routine - Lights only
Priority four patient: CPR in progress: Dead - Lights and Sirens
Priority four patient: DOA - Lights only or call the hearse
Technically the law is, if your lights are on your sirens are on:peace:


No I'm not going to go around digging up the dang law either. Your welcome in advance:lol:
 

Ehesef

Yo Gabba Gabba
Law, Schmaw. I went as a priority 3 and had lights only. I guess it depends on the driver, how law abiding they are.
 

Suz

33 yrs & we r still n luv
Mikeinsmd said:
See above for rules...... And she did not speed up to hit him as you continue to state. She was along side him when the moron decided to pull out to pass forcing her either into oncoming traffic or the shoulder. ALWAYS look behind and to the side BEFORE pulling out to pass!!!!! How hard is that???
my point exactly.

tks mike

and for the rest of you that hit me with red and too chicken to sign it........
:moon: :moon:
(kiss it and lick it too)
 
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dems4me

Guest
Suz' said:
my point exactly.

tks mike

and for the rest of you that hit me with red and too chicken to sign it........
:moon: :moon:
(kiss it and lick it too)


Why would anyone send you red over this thread :shrug:
 
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