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Old 07-24-2016, 07:52 AM   #21
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Years ago, I worked for a company that did work with explosives, platform and well removal offshore. Driving to our loadout site, placards on the truck declaring EXPLOSIVES A , and still morons would brake check, pull out directly in front, etc. This was before cell phones were in widespread use. People just don't pay attention, and their time is always more valuable than yours.
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If I had a nickel for every car that sees "RV!" and darts out in front of me these days...

I get it, I probably did the same thing when I was young and stupid.

Still, driving the RV brings a whole new meaning to Defensive Driving, for me.
Have always believed that part of driving school should be a drive pulling a trailer. Just the basics so the driver will understand that braking, turning, lane changing etc are a challenge. The purpose being to give those pulling a trailer or driving an RV need your respect not your finger.
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