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16-09-2017, 07:32 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2005
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I don't know wot some drivers are on but the amount of cars i been seeing lately without 'at least' parkers on during dusk/night driving is just ridiculous.
Suburban and country roads, no one seems to give a stuff. How do these drivers even see what speeds they doing on the speedo if thers no lights on. New cars have 'daytime' lights (LEDS) which is a good thing but alot of older cars don't have this feature.  What are the driving instructor's teaching these days.  It's gotten so bad lately that i actually flash oncoming cars without lights on but they don't seem to have any idea??? |
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Drivers without lights on at dusk/night.....WTF???
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