Drives
Drivers
Do other drivers piss you off? In my experience, there are three kinds of drivers in this world; the inconsistent driver, the over cautious driver, and the alert Driver. There is the inconsistent driver, this type of driver can seem to be fairly unpredictable on the road, with their tailgating and speeding, this person is the most hazardous to themselves and other travelers. Then there is the over cautious driver, who is just as easy to spot as the inconsistent driver. They are normally going under the speed limit or close to it, this type of driver will slow up traffic, and in highly congested areas, they can be a hazard on the road from hesitating and not flowing well with the traffic. Finally, there is the alert driver, this type of driving style consists of paying attention to the surroundings, such as weather, potholes, and other traffic.
The inconsistent driver; has a tendency of pissing off other drivers, with their inconsistent and unpredictable actions. They can be 100 yards behind you one second, and the next second they're so close that you can't read their license plate. They seem to always be in a hurry, whether they actually are in a hurry or not doesn't matter, the inconsistent driver is not a safe driver. Driving the speed limits will save you fines, and insurance hikes, and it will help you go with the flow of traffic.
The over cautious driver; this type of driver also has the tendency to frustrate other drivers, especially the inconsistent driver. They seem to always be under the speed limits, even if they are doing the speed limit. This type of driver will always drive slow, even if startled. Driving with caution is not a bad thing, especially while in construction zones, at the scene of an accident, or inclement weather, but to drive like it's the blizzard of '98 on every passage is not correct. Flowing with traffic has to happen as well as being alert and aware. So if the flow of traffic is 15 mph under the speed limit, flow
Do other drivers piss you off? In my experience, there are three kinds of drivers in this world; the inconsistent driver, the over cautious driver, and the alert Driver. There is the inconsistent driver, this type of driver can seem to be fairly unpredictable on the road, with their tailgating and speeding, this person is the most hazardous to themselves and other travelers. Then there is the over cautious driver, who is just as easy to spot as the inconsistent driver. They are normally going under the speed limit or close to it, this type of driver will slow up traffic, and in highly congested areas, they can be a hazard on the road from hesitating and not flowing well with the traffic. Finally, there is the alert driver, this type of driving style consists of paying attention to the surroundings, such as weather, potholes, and other traffic.
The inconsistent driver; has a tendency of pissing off other drivers, with their inconsistent and unpredictable actions. They can be 100 yards behind you one second, and the next second they're so close that you can't read their license plate. They seem to always be in a hurry, whether they actually are in a hurry or not doesn't matter, the inconsistent driver is not a safe driver. Driving the speed limits will save you fines, and insurance hikes, and it will help you go with the flow of traffic.
The over cautious driver; this type of driver also has the tendency to frustrate other drivers, especially the inconsistent driver. They seem to always be under the speed limits, even if they are doing the speed limit. This type of driver will always drive slow, even if startled. Driving with caution is not a bad thing, especially while in construction zones, at the scene of an accident, or inclement weather, but to drive like it's the blizzard of '98 on every passage is not correct. Flowing with traffic has to happen as well as being alert and aware. So if the flow of traffic is 15 mph under the speed limit, flow