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Brent P wrote: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, frederickson wrote: > > I did it last week and felt guilty, but it worked. One quick flash to a guy > > driving on pace with a truck. He sped up, moved over and let me pass. It was > > a heartfelt moment (yes im drunk) > > It's called communication. It's called flash-to-pass for a reason. > It's the media that has tried to make a valid method of communication > into a symptom of road rage. Because of this, the number of people who > react negatively to a quick flash has increased in my experience. Because > of this, I now start out using the left turn signal. Even if they don't > understand it, when I follow it up with a quick flash the chance of a > negative reaction is reduced. I don't have anything against a quick flash to let someone know that you are there and want to pass. I just look on it as a polite reminder. What I do object to is the sort that rides your bumpers and repeatedly flashes their light, or that highlight you, because you aren't completing your pass quickly enough to suit them. Ed
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