Do you wave?

[daugen]

Or Land Rover Series/Defenders - I've never seen a Jeep driver wave at me in my Defender.

Land Rover Defender to return to U.S. - Autoweek

you're gonna love this, more people to wave to :thumbsup:

 

[Alien]

When I wash my black Honda Accord, nobody waves to me but when it is grimy as it usually is, they all wave.... We have lots of market gardens and small crop farmers around us so they are always on their tractors and always give a wave but when I am on my tractor, no-one can see me except magpies, kookaburras, koalas and kangaroos. I get sooooo lonely. lol

 

[stuckmotor]

I tried to stop waving for a while but, old habits die hard and I've started back. The reason I'm not as friendly these days, is the deer. There are people all over the county who can't wait to do me a favor. They seem to think that if they pick up a haybale that I've dropped off a truck or pen up a cow, they deserve lifetime hunting rights.

 

[vabiker23518]

When I'm in the country, (Lunenburg County), most everyone gives a little wave or wag of the hand on the steering wheel...when I'm back home (Williamsburg) no one does. I do enjoy the country!

 

[ncnurseryman]

I wave when I'm in the country out where the nursery is but not in town. Too many people and no one would wave back anyway. Its much different in the country, that's why I like it there much more.

 

[txdon]

Yes on the Farm to Market roads (FM) and County Roads (CR), no on the state Hwys.

 

[keegs]

We didn't do too much waving growing up in NYC ..unless you were pissed at someone or needed a cab. My first foray into waving at perfect strangers began when we started vacationing on Vinalhaven, a small island in the Penobscot bay. Seemed a bit odd at first but I started to wave back.

We've been walking our Airedale terrior for many years now in our community here in suburban NJ, on the weekends, in the mornings usually. We used to do four miles, but Henry is getting up in years so we're down to about 2.5. If you're not familiar with airedales, they have a bright sort of comical look about them. We often notice a smile coming to the faces of passers by when they "clock" the airdale. Over the years, through our long weekend morning walks, we've become familiar to the community and folks, strangers really, often wave to us and we wave back.

 

[jimmyj]

I always wave on the back roads near where I live. I don't wave on the highway or in the city or on the country roads in areas far from home.

 

[phiferpharm]

Since the road requires one vehicle to pull to the side to let the other get past on most of the road out to my property, everyone seems to wave and occasionally stop to exchange news.

 

[txdon]

We didn't do too much waving growing up in NYC ..unless you were pissed at someone or needed a cab...

For some reason ???? my wife wants to go to New York City just for a one time experience of hailing a cab. I told her they don't do that anymore because there's an app for that now. I think I might have dodged that bullet.