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Been there, followed that!
I followed one dude who had his blinker on for about 15 miles. How do I know how long it was? … It was my dad. Geez dad! I had to CALL you on your cell phone and tell you to turn it off because I was tired of laughing!
DEAD ON ACCURATE!
Damn old people
Hey, we are lucky they even used one… It seems to be a foreign idea nowadays. I forgot to take “Reading the other driver’s mind – 101″ in school.
Agreed. Why? WHY? Use your turn signal. Indicate! INDICATE! Oh, and buckle up for safety.
Hilarious!
Should be a negative bar or two, for people who don’t use signals at all, or turn them on _after_ getting into your lane.
then we would be getting to serious business. that is for failblog.
OMG, or the one blink.
IM in the Uk, i dont know those cars – but i get the general ideas, we have even worse drivers, We have drivers that slam on, stop, and then indicate, Usually followed by torrents of abuse from me.
Anyways – Epic Win
So true!
There needs so be a bar for novice motorcyclists.
I have long considered “Buick” to be a warning label.
Sadly, I’m guilty of it myself in my Wrangler when I have the top down. The sun glare on the dash board + the noise of the wind blowing makes it so I can’t see or hear the signal. so embarrassing when I notice it still on after I turned like 10 minutes ago
shouldn’t there be a factor of who’s driving said vehicle?
age, sex, driving experience, etcetera…
Is there a Lincoln Continental that *doesn’t* turn the signal off automatically when you straighten the wheels? You’d have to be pretty thick to leave it on when it turns itself off.
I drive a 300SD and I’m getting a kick out of these replies.