Doing it on the road? We Don't Suffer You!

The phenomenon crosses groups and sectors. Old people, young men, women, men, so many people with bad driving habits and just lack of knowledge and understanding of what is going on around them on the road can make anyone crazy. Here are 5 of them

Doing it on the road? We Don't Suffer You!

January, 2020. A rainy, wintry week that ends on a sunny and sunny Saturday is a recipe for hundreds of thousands of travelers traveling to see the abundance of water in the Golan, the Sea of ​​Galilee, the smells of blossoms and green sights in the north, and in the south of nature come to life with green / purple / red carpets. If everything is so good then why are you nervous about driving back? Apart from the traffic jams on the main roads, there is a familiar phenomenon on the roads with drivers whose connection between the road and the driving work is accidental.

It is important to me that this is not gender, age or affiliation. These phenomena of a car traveling at 80 mph in the middle lane of Highway 6, of a vehicle in front of each turn slows to a crawl speed to find a match between Hoise and the street sign or road number or who decides to stop to see the view in the middle of the bridge where the margin is barely Half a meter and everyone will get along, all these phenomena can be seen in everyone.

Know these phenomena? No? So to you, those who have no idea what I'm writing about - it's for you.

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British mandate is over, right here on the road ... (Photo: shutterstock)

5 annoying driving habits (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock)

1. Leftists home!

You are traveling around. But the others ... it's terrible and horrible how they are today. Bypassing you left and right at crazy speeds. Beloved friends, if you bypass the right, and again, and again - you are not on the right path. Yes, I know it's scary at times, but follow the right lane. Drive at your speed, and enjoy the road at your speed. The left lane, and the middle one, is designed for drivers who drive faster than you. Very simple - bypass you right? You're not on the right path. Move to the right lane.

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Continue to blink? Return to the right (Photo: shutterstock)

5 annoying driving habits (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock)

2. And stay there

You are in the left lane, and are you still flashing backwards as you cleared the lane? You go to the right and get around. You came out champions. But my heroes, what are you returning to my left again? For a car to come back faster than you and the ritual to come back? People - you're just not in a lane that fits the speed of road travel. Leave that is a violation of the law, which is almost unenforceable. Bottom line - the left lane is workable.

Do you get it? Not in the middle of the road (Photo: shutterstock)

5 annoying driving habits (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock)

3. Is it here?

You are traveling for pleasure on the road around the Sea of ​​Galilee. Looking for a reference to the plant. Afraid to miss her? Not sure where the descent to Susita is? Stop for a moment and check it out is great. But in your life, find a safe place to stop at the roadside, at a shuttle station, for example, or at another regulated location, and patiently check the way you have left to get to your belongings district or the one you are looking for. But by no means do you slow down to 40 mph in the middle of the road as you drive more cars twice as fast and north of it so you don't miss a turn. And not 10 mph before each junction to make sure there are four more turns to the plant. The vehicles behind you do not understand what you are trying to do, and cannot anticipate your next move. Turn the road, stop leisurely on the side and check the road.

Panel indicator for front fog lamps (1) and rear (2)

5 annoying driving habits (Photo: Yoav Falls, Kenan Cohen)

4. Don't see the light

You drive on the road, and someone behind you blinks at you with the high lights. You don't understand why. He continues, you continue to misunderstand. They let him bypass, thinking that the crazy man was driving. But now comes someone else who also flashes you if the high lights. Could it be that you forgot the fog lights are on from January and we are in August? The dashboard has an indicator for front and rear fog lamps (see photo). The fog lamps are for one thing - to provide powerful lighting and angle that will allow the vehicle behind you to see you even in poor visibility conditions. In the absence of such conditions, they are very dazzling to those traveling in front of you or behind you. They have no use once the fog is over. And if you are the ones who drive with the front ones on, you just go to hell.

What are you Elsa? Are you on your way to Arundel? Take off the coat inside the car (Photo: shutterstock)

5 annoying driving habits (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock)

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5. The onion method

winter. cold. rainy. Still want to get out and about, the conditions are so tough, too. You wrap in a shirt, brass, a Uniclo jacket, a Betar scarf, and a hat. Get in the car and ... pressed and crowded here. Driving with many layers of problematic clothing in several ways. You drive 'stressed', your movements are not smooth due to the clutter of clothing You may also see less good and less free to shake your head, miss something and maybe react aggressively at the wheel to any road event.

Because of the burden and difficulty of driving in severe weather conditions, you do not want to add problems. Driving under pressure is bad driving. Wait a minute, people put pressure off. Take off your hat, coat and scarf. The vehicle is heated. Sit back, make sure there are no hidden mirrors again. Open air conditioning for light heating (yes, even in winter, it absorbs moisture and dries air), aim to defrost the windscreen, occasionally open a window for fresh air (nothing like the clean air on a rainy day) and travel leisurely.

More columns and articles by Yoav Falls on his blog Toad