3 Ways Of Driving Offensively

The Pennsylvania Driver’s Manual believes driving defensively is safer. However, this statement is wrong. Driving offensively is safer. Three ways to drive offensively is drunk driving, not using turn signals and ignoring traffic laws. For example, drunk driving is an important factor in how to drive offensively. First, raid a liquor cabinet. Second, as soon as the room begins to spin out of control, go outside and get in a vehicle. Bring a friend for the ride because hopefully the friend can help steer the car. Third, drive the car to the busiest street in proximity and begin to drive on it. While driving, ignore all traffic lights and road marking; thus making driving easier. Finally, while on this road, continue to drink more to make this experience more exciting.
First, when wanting to switch lanes, do not turn on the blinker. Instead, turn the steering wheel in the direction in the direction the car needs to go. Second, pretend as if there are no other cars on the road and also pretend as if the knob to turn on the turn signal is broken. To inform other drivers about the decision of switching lanes, the car must be able to quickly move from lane to lane without stopping. Moreover, ignoring all driving laws is also an important factor for driving offensively. First, not going the speed limit will shorten a car ride. Going over the set speed-limit will shorten the time driving and more time will be spent at the desired destination. Second, ignoring all traffic lights will increase the flow of traffic and decrease traffic. Ignoring all traffic lights will decrease traffic flow by allowing more people to travel on roads without stopping, so there is no reason to