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Why do people who drive at night always leave their high-beams on until you dim yours? Whatever happened to consideration?

And you can’t just drive around at night with your low-beams on because you’ll still get blinded by the driver who is waiting for you to dim your lights.

And what is the rush these days? Everyone always seems to be in hurry and to go where? You’re going nowhere!

You can’t get ahead even when you speed. For example: You passed me and now you’re at a red-light and I’m behind you. OK, the light turned green. And we have been driving for a few minutes now and I don’t see you. I just pulled into McDonalds to get some food as you are getting out of your car I am beginning to pull in the parking space next to you. Did you really save any time?

And people, stop pulling out in front of people and forcing them to hit their brakes and, not to mention, if you do pull out in front of someone at least do the speed limit and not do ten miles an hour slower than the person you just pulled out in front of.

And don’t drive so close to someone that they can’t see your license plate, you are not the police. Be calm and collected while driving, watch out for other drivers, and be nice to the elderly drivers out there.

– Tim West, Canastota

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