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Old 03-26-2008, 09:12 PM
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Default Re: Road Rage

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Originally Posted by sixpakistan View Post
I find myself slowing down when approaching traffic lights more now that I'm driving a manual.. if the light is red anyway, there's no point in getting there quicker. You'll spend more time getting there, stopping, and putting the car back in gear again when the light changes, vs if you just creep up to it as it changes and then take off in 2nd
i inherited that driving habit from my dad. i do it subconsciously, so when new people are driving with me i can tell when they get irritated. but it all works out because in the end, i get to stop less often.

oh, God. i drove with this girl once who was so careful that i feared for my life. she was so completely nervous, after several years of driving (and a couple of wrecks that she decided to tell me about during our 2 hour long trip), that i really considered just telling her that i was uncomfortable and i preferred to drive (her car). so i guess she had the opposite of road rage; let's call it road scaredy-catedness. or something. anyway, i made lots of dua and on the way back convinced her that she was too tired to drive. whew.
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