Drivers is always in a constant hurry to go somewhere. I see them almost every morning on my daily route and they are swerving between cars with only a small gap between them. Adding this to the snowy conditions makes this extremely dangerous.
Absolutely crazy driver coming down State Route 42 to London trying to run me off the road where it merges into one lane. Then riding my bumper and flashing brights constantly.
Constantly parks in front of my doorway rain, sleet, snow or heat. These non voting non community advocate youngsters have no respect for the ELDERS, VETERANS OR SENIORS UPON WHOSE SHOULDERS THEY STAND.
Ship them all off to a war and have them fight on the front line and serve this country the way WE DID.
CHAWK24
(CA)Let's play which one is he!01/03/18 9:41 PM
Give me your guess!
Is he...
1: A reasonable, mostly considerate, law-abiding citizen with general safety and common courtesy in mind?
2: A person interested in the slower-paced life where he generally only enters the fast lane if he must pass and prudently at that?
3: The typical Orange County tool- A psychologically tiny male with months of pent-up frustration that gushes-forth in the form of reckless tailgating and extended honking if a reasonable and law-abiding driver represents the slightest inconvenience for him?
On northbound 75 near Oakland Mall, around 4:40 pm, I watched from a lane over as this guy swerved into the left lane with his gigantic Sierra and the side of a small SUV that was already in it. Sierra ran the SUV out of the lane, so that its driver was half on the shoulder, half in the lane, and continued to try to cut the driver off, half in the lane and head to head with the other driver. Once in the lane, Sierra continued to drive up on other cars and bully them. During rush hour. Because he’s the only one who wants to get home faster in rush hour.
I saw him again before I exited at Crooks. He had made the same progress I had, and I was in the far right lane.
The other irony? The cross on his rearview mirror. I just hope it protects everyone the way it did today.
I've noticed this bearded guy driving recklessly a half dozen times. It's always just prior to 7 am. I see him coming up behind me cutting in and out of cars with no signal. He passes cars and cuts them off with only feet to spare then blasts off to West Des Moines.
Drivers is always in a constant hurry to go somewhere. I see them almost every morning on my daily route and they are swerving between cars with only a small gap between them. Adding this to the snowy conditions makes this extremely dangerous.