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Old 05-23-2009, 08:05 AM #16
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I HATE folks being up my butt at a red light. As a professionally trained driver, you are supposed to see the wheels on the car in front of you TOUCH THE GROUND. If you can not see their tires touching the ground, then you are too close! If my car stalls, or I cant move, then, you are STUCK behind me!

Plus, you give yourself no room to ESCAPE should you need to! With all the whackos running around out there you never know. I leave enough room to be able to swerve around and get in the other lane.
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