praondevou
- Joined Jul 9, 2011
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In general, here it's the same as in the UK.That's a weird difference. Could it be explained by the opposite driving lanes?
In general, here it's the same as in the UK.That's a weird difference. Could it be explained by the opposite driving lanes?
I'm a sailor too and I know what you mean.Mariners have the rules spelled out better, as there is a right-of-way meta rule stating "just don't hit anything no matter what the other rules say."
Bad mistake. Never wave anyone on.Even yielding the way doesn't always work: this morning I was making a right as an oncoming (short) bus was making a left. I slowed to stop and waved him on, he instead waved me thru. I waved back and acknowledgement and eased back on the gas, and instead of stopping the bus also gave it the gas.
I wave them on so they are gone and thus can't hit me. I have more spare time to wait then I have spare money to pay for repairs.Bad mistake. Never wave anyone on.