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Re: Should SUV Driving amount to Drunk Driving?

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  1. "drydem" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I also got killed trying
    to do that - so I never tried it again.


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    Well, that is logical enough. But you're a good typist for a ghost.

  2. "Amy Blankenship" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "drydem" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I also got killed trying
    to do that - so I never tried it again.


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    Well, that is logical enough. But you're a good typist for a ghost.

    I understand. He is a ghost writer.

  3. donquijote1954 said:

    On Dec 17, 10:09 pm, "Murderous Speeding Drunken Distracted Driver

    (Hector Goldstein)' drunk_and_distracted@the_wheel.com said:
    donquijote1954 said:

    Here's an interesting article on lane hogging in the UK. No comparable
    interest in America. Simply, it's not an issue, though you can imagine
    how much worse it is...

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    Highway jams are down to lane hogs

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    New research reveals that one-third of all motorway capacity is wasted
    at peak times, mainly by motorists who hog the middle lane and by
    "tailgaters" who cause needless traffic jams by sudden braking.

    No [censored]?

    Lane discipline issues aren't restricted to only SUV drivers, nor are
    they restricted to UK drivers.

    Naturally the ones that rule in LANE CHAOS are the bigger ones, ie the
    SUVs. You see them zigzagging all the time phone-in-hand. Well, that's
    if you see them through their tinted windows.

    Well since about half the vehicles bought in the US over the past
    few years are in the SUV /LT category, it should not be surprising
    you see these vehicle types doing various sorts of bad things on
    the road.

    I see no shortage of non-SUV type vehicles, including very small
    economy cars, driving poorly on our roads including lane hogging
    and [censored] weaving.

    SMH

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