Posted by dopp creek on March 11, 2015 at 22:27:47 from (162.239.2.203):
Jon, I just completed a drive down I-5 and then west on 580 into the Bay Area to pick up some machinery from my brother that I will use to repair TRACTORS. Explain the practice of trucks turning their taillights on and off after passing another big rig. I see the trailing semi flashes his headlights to let the passer know he is clear to move back in. How did this custom begin? And how do you (the passer) turn your lights on and off to signal? Is there another switch other than the headlight switch? I need some Advil and a stiff drink. These roads are in horrible condition and my solid axle Suburban ain't exactly comfy. I'm going to look for my loose fillings on the floorboard in the morning.
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