Pickup trucks, happened again

Inspector71 · 12-14-2015, 09:44 AM

Good advice everyone. Yes, I am too old for that. Don't need another heart attack either (made it 6 months now). As to the vehicle, I used to be a traffic accident investigator. I got pretty good at identifying patterns of behavior and so forth. Sure, it is the driver, not the vehicle, but, I've noticed here in Missouri it is usually a pick up truck playing bully and usually a Chevy...Can't help what I observe.

mishuko · 12-14-2015, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Inspector71

Good advice everyone. Yes, I am too old for that. Don't need another heart attack either (made it 6 months now). As to the vehicle, I used to be a traffic accident investigator. I got pretty good at identifying patterns of behavior and so forth. Sure, it is the driver, not the vehicle, but, I've noticed here in Missouri it is usually a pick up truck playing bully and usually a Chevy...Can't help what I observe.

honestly... it's the same up north here.

not just pick up trucks. also SUV's like the MDX/RX350 etc etc.... but i found mostly the acura SUV's are idiot drivers. dunno... might be a trend or something.

ArokhX · 12-14-2015, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by mishuko

honestly... it's the same up north here.

not just pick up trucks. also SUV's like the MDX/RX350 etc etc.... but i found mostly the acura SUV's are idiot drivers. dunno... might be a trend or something.

Speaking of which: Why are so many bad/aggressive women drivers in Jeep Cherokees? Nearly every time I see a Jeep Cherokee, it's a woman driving it, and most of them drive that vehicle like maniacs. What is it about that particular SUV that attracts crazy female drivers?

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Inspector71 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lee's Summit Missouri Posts: 337 Drives: 2015 Pearl White Z Rep Power: 16	Thanks Good advice everyone. Yes, I am too old for that. Don't need another heart attack either (made it 6 months now). As to the vehicle, I used to be a traffic accident investigator. I got pretty good at identifying patterns of behavior and so forth. Sure, it is the driver, not the vehicle, but, I've noticed here in Missouri it is usually a pick up truck playing bully and usually a Chevy...Can't help what I observe. Ghostvette and machwon like this.

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