Honking, honk, honk seems to be the trend while at a red light t
Honking, honk, honk seems to be the trend while at a red light t
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ForestFinds : Yeah, I had someone honk before I even had time to move my foot from the brake the gas pedal. Then they proceeded to ride my **** and stop obnoxiously close to me at the neighborhood stop signs. I saw them turn into their driveway before I turned on my street, and it was one of my neighbors' sons. The next time he saw me he apologized and said he thought I was someone who was harassing him earlier. I really don't think that was the case, but I bet he'll remember what my car looks like now!
MeAgain : Oh yes...he won't mess with you.
ForestFinds : I don't go immediately either. Too many red light runners. I say let them honk.
Donnawisdom : Same! I still look both ways ..just in case.
EddyFree : I've been honked at a split second after the green light comes on. But I do admit to a delay in my reaction to the green light coming on because I was thinking about emotional personal events. It's not an excuse; just a confession.
When it's your turn, go. Stop signs are worse. You don't have to wait for a wave from oncoming traffic. And please don't stop in the middle of the road because you see a pedestrian waiting to safely cross. Yielding the right of way creates confusion for everyone
Nde3 :
The new cars with their gas economizing basically shut down when you are at a light. Many people do not know how to change that setting. On Toyota's and Alexus, you have to do it every time you start the car.....
WahineB : That can be turned off in my car and it's right under the reverse button, so it's easy to just include it as you start to back out. That is the absolute stupidest feature ever. It's really harder on the car to turn off and on like that and it's NOT saving or preserving anything. 
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