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"shelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, ChadL wrote: > > >front of you. If that driver were to stick his hand out the > >window and motion for you to back off (as if she didn't have > >any breaklights), you'd most probably notice it. And you are > >very likely to comply because you have zero idea what the > >person in front of you is about to do. Better safe than > >ending up court. > > if you can see what the driver in front is doing. yes, hopefully, you'll have your headlights on when tailgaiting somebody. since this > generally happens at 5am on a rural, unlighted highway[1], it's > pitch black out impossible to see other drivers' hand > gestures. besides, i think it's more dangerous to be > monkeying around with my windows when i'm trying to drive on a > twisty road, than to simply tap on my brakes. > > [1] funnily enough, i almost never have a problem with people > tailgating on the way home, when i take the back road. it > only seems to happen on the highway. > > -- > shelly (perfectly foul wench) and elliott and harriet > http://home.bluemarble.net/~scouvrette >
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