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Texans know we all drive fast.
Major cities especially.
Always 10 or more over the speed limit. Stay in the slow lane if not.
The left lane is for passing only. With the exception of those who drive so fast they have a radar stuck to their windshield.
To all the foreigners:
Figure it out or get the fuckkk outttt!
There is too much traffic to be a stupid driver! Catch that slow lane to your left RIGHT!!
(*edit*: my lit ass wrote left...)
Please and thank Y'ALL !
I (27F) admitted to my partner (29M) that I purposely downplay my abilities in our shared hobby in effort to protect his ego while full of rage and it broke him. What can I do to rebuild/mend our relationship?
We have been together for less than a year, but met through our love for our vehicles. We both own the exact same “performance-oriented” car in the same exact color but have modified them differently to be able to participate in different types of motorsports. He tracks his car, I rally mine. (in simpler terms, he goes to race tracks with his car, I drive aggressively on dirt trails & mud with mine)
It all started when we were out drinking in our town, he had too much to drink & unfortunately ended up throwing up on himself while we were on public transportation heading home. We got off the train at the next stop and I made effort to comfort him, offered him my shirt (I had been wearing his themed shirt to an event we were both attending, so we both know it would fit him), offered to walk to the nearest gas station to get him some water, and reminded him I also have a lot of water he can have inside of my car once we got to the train stop my car was parked at. He snapped at me and lectured me about how he didn’t need any of that and it’s pointless of me to offer things that I do not have in that very moment. It caught me off guard and I felt scolded and started crying. I kept my mouth shut, we boarded the next train and we continued on our way to my car.
Once we got to my car, I admittedly drove us home quite aggressively (I was in tears and starting to feel rage) which I am aware was definitely not the best thing to do, dropped him off at home & attempted to stay in my car so I could drive and cool down, but he ended up getting upset so I went inside with him and put all our belongings (keys, etc.) on the coffee table. He began to shower but I felt incredibly infuriated and confused. The rage kept building up, so I left in secrecy to drive.
As I was driving i asked Siri to turn off my location & go into “Do not Disturb” and ignored his calls. I was so emotional that I did not realize it was pointless to turn off my location because there would be no way for him to get into his car and try to follow me under the influence as his car was parked at his job still. Eventually I came back because he was threatening to walk to his job (4 miles away from our home) to get his car.
Upon my return, there was a very loud exchange of words between us. I explained I felt it was so unnecessary for him to scold me publicly for simply trying to help, he explained he was just overwhelmed and apologized. I did not accept his apology as it had gotten to a point where it felt he was throwing the things he does/has done for me in my face and out of rage I told him “I do everything I can to protect/maintain your ego. I dim down my driving abilities when we are driving in our events to protect your ego. I am very good at what I do but I don’t show you that because of your ego. I purposely do not compete in fear of hurting your ego. (he takes his driving abilities very seriously and has in the past shown frustration towards me when asking if I need to slow down for him to keep up)
He accused me of lying to him the whole relationship and felt offended that I had been trying to protect his ego. He explained he was convinced this entire time he was getting the most genuine version of me but I was being dishonest this entire time. He explained he may no longer have passion in his motorsport as he now questions everything because of what I had said.
We nearly broke up, it was bad. I know I should not have admitted that, I know I should not have even started diminishing my skill, and I know I most certainly should not have left him to go drive.
The next day, we went to his driving event & things on the surface were “fine and dandy” as we were with friends but he did not drive how he usually does - I know what I said had something to do with this.
I want to take effort to repair this, but I’m not sure how to start.
You both sound like immature brats that I do not trust behind the wheel of a car. You should both get in solo therapy, you should get into anger management (a regular one and one for aggressive drivers), and if you're insistent on staying together - couples counseling. Do not fucking drive angry. That is how you murder people.
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A bus driver in the metro Boston, Massachusetts region speeds so much around a tight circle (not just a curve!) and then slows down only just before hitting the brake at the nearby station that he is gaming the system even though passengers are jerked around literally because the driver wants to get off his shift ASAP. This happens so much...speeding followed by slamming on the brakes both by bus and subway-train drivers that the management must surely be ignoring customer complaints and letting the employees drive however they want, even as passenger bodies are yanked back and forth as drivers hit the brake pedal too hard and don't bother slowing down enough before coming to an abrupt stop. The mayors of Boston, Cambridge, and Revere have refused to call the relevant government agencies that could potentially fire and replace the managers. Drivers undoubtedly know that they can drive aggressively to get longer breaks at the end of a route with impunity. Corruption and incompetence combined are especially toxic and hard to remove. That's Boston.
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Why It’s Riskier in Brooklyn
Traffic jams & sudden stops at intersections like Flatbush and Atlantic Ave.
Aggressive driving—tailgating, speeding, cutting lanes.
Poor road maintenance—potholes and uneven pavement.
Weather—rain, snow, and ice—hits motorcycles harder than cars.
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation: NASCAR driver Joey Gase throws bumper at another car after Richmond crash
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-31/nascar-fight-driver-joey-gase-throws-bumper-at-car/103652104 😂😂😂 The part where the commentator says he understands.
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Don't Blame me for the Speed Limit
This isn't a surprise if you know me at all - I'm really big on faith application. Take your beliefs, your morals, your religion... and put it into action! The premise of my writings here and much of my preaching is that one message: live your faith! I often frame it as a question based around different examples: "What does being a Christian mean for where you shop?" "How do your 'spiritual but not religious' morals inform what you eat?"
The blog title is such an example, "Driving Like a Minister" - which could be translated to any daily activity paired with someone of strong faith. Here's a "choose your own blog title" post I made to show just this generalization.
Even though I write and reflect specifically about faithfully driving, I know that how I drive can upset other people on the road. I know that I upset others on the road - and I don't change my behavior!
Here's what I do, as best I can, I follow the speed limit. Yes - even on that one road where the speed limit feels like it should be 20mph higher... I aim for not exceeding the legal maximum.
Here's my rationale, in order of weight (for me): - It is the law. That's my biggest reason, that I want to follow the law. - It is safer. The higher the speed, the more likely a crash and more likely to have injuries. - It keeps me grounded. The faster I go, the less I am aware of what I am doing. So I'm less safe and less mindful. - I trust experts. Roads are designed and engineered, including the speeds allowable. I trust the people who planned the roads that they have rationale for the limits.
I know that I am in the minority n the United States. I see people pass me - legally, illegally, safely or aggressively... I have had other drivers flash their lights, honk, tailgate.. and yet I do not speed up or pull onto the shoulder. You know why? Because I am not to blame for the speed limit and I am not going to go out of my way for someone else to do something illegal and possibly unsafe.
There, I said it! Just as I won't go out of my way so someone can steal, lie or cheat I am not going out of my way to allow speeding. That being said, I'm also not intentionally blocking other drivers. I'm not going out of my way to obstruct others.
That text is from a bumper sticker which I have debated getting. But what would be the outcome of putting these words on my car? And what does it mean that someone might need to let others know they are gong to follow the law. It has become so strange to follow this one law that people we interact with need a reminder. I don't feel the need to wear a button telling people I follow any other law. "Don't blame me, I don't steal." "It's not my fault I don't sell alcohol to minors, blame the law."
Where does this leave us? Should laws always be followed? I don't think so, not when they go against morality (slavery used to be legal, just as helping someone flee slavery was illegal). There are many more examples, current and past, but I don't think the speed limit is immoral.
I think the point is that whatever our morals are, whatever our faith calls us to do - there will be people who will be upset by how our actions impact them. Driving safely and legally is a moral imperative for me. What do you do which has upset others unintentionally? Does your faith call you to be counter-cultural? Are there laws you must follow? Are there laws you must NOT follow?
Stick fast to your beliefs, even when it goes against the norm or possibly irritates others! If there is space, have a conversation (hard to do on the road). And then remember that other people are living their lives too and who knows, the person you are getting really angry at driving slowly might be your minister or maybe even your best friend. Be kind.
