Rural car wreck

   / Rural car wreck #31  
I don't agree with that at all. How many drivers of ALL ages pass cars, putting lives in danger, because they have some stupid notion it will get them somewhere quicker, or they just have a mental problem that insists they can't follow someone, but have to speed out ahead? And then you pull up to them miles ahead at a light?
 
   / Rural car wreck #32  
I don't agree with that at all. How many drivers of ALL ages pass cars, putting lives in danger, because they have some stupid notion it will get them somewhere quicker, or they just have a mental problem that insists they can't follow someone, but have to speed out ahead? And then you pull up to them miles ahead at a light?

Impeding the flow of traffic is an offense in most places...
Secondary and rural roads with curves and hills have been designed for certain speeds...posted limits are a percentage less than the upper values of the design speed...

Experienced drivers that travel those roads are familiar with the comfortable speeds for cited hills and curves...nothing is more frustrating than getting behind someone that does not know how to drive and ride their brakes down every hill and around every curve...

There is no excuse for driving recklessly...But there is also no excuse for a driver to not notice that they are impeding the natural flow of traffic...I've heard in a few states it is required to pull over if there are x amount of cars behind...it should be a national law IMO...
 
   / Rural car wreck #33  
've heard in a few states it is required to pull over if there are x amount of cars behind...it should be a national law IMO...

I could agree with that as long as the law was tied in with the speed limits. Around here I'm often impeding traffic when travelling 5 over.
 
   / Rural car wreck #34  
That would be great if the majority of drivers were experienced at using their brains. I insist they're not. They don't use their brains for anything resembling "thinking" so why would they do that driving?
 
   / Rural car wreck #35  
That would be great if the majority of drivers were experienced at using their brains. I insist they're not. They don't use their brains for anything resembling "thinking" so why would they do that driving?

So here we are. This man died because he wasn't as smart as you. Again I say, it simply weeds out the dumb ones so you don't have to deal with as many.

Nothing has been posted here that explains this death. No one may ever know. The living have to deal with it.
 
   / Rural car wreck #36  
But there is also no excuse for a driver to not notice that they are impeding the natural flow of traffic...I've heard in a few states it is required to pull over if there are x amount of cars behind...it should be a national law IMO...

Seen this too often...
 

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   / Rural car wreck #37  
The Electronic Highway Billboards here sometimes spell it out for you. "SPEED KILLS". Regardless of the particulars of this crash, take the SPEED out of the equation, and we probably wouldn't be talking about this.
 
   / Rural car wreck #38  
The Electronic Highway Billboards here sometimes spell it out for you. "SPEED KILLS". Regardless of the particulars of this crash, take the SPEED out of the equation, and we probably wouldn't be talking about this.

Again, you are so smart to know that. I feel inadequate.
 
   / Rural car wreck #39  
Do you want to know the reason things happen or not? I know I do. Take that (learning) away, and life would become quite meaningless.
 

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