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Re: They weren't being courteous.
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Posted by paul on September 18, 2004 at 11:47:29 from (66.60.197.94):
In Reply to: Re: They weren't being courteous. posted by Nat on September 18, 2004 at 10:54:11:
Yea Nat, it's a fine line. Most semi drivers are very good, and I always move over/ stop sooner/ acknowledge them so they know I'm watching when they have to take their big corners, and so on. It sure would be a nicer world if we all moved over for each other when we can, as was the original point. But, a big rig forcibly crowding me into another lane is not fun either, & that would get me a little upset too. While not the best manors, I _would_ have the right of way, & would not appreciate it. I might be having a long frustrating day as well, not just the truck operator, and might feel I have just as much 'right' to be a bully. As presented, the saw seems to cut both ways on this one. Perhaps someone ended up on the median because 2 road warriors met each other here..... --->Paul
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