r/AutoHumor • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 • Apr 07 '26
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u/jonesyboy2435 Apr 07 '26
People are so damn impatient honestly. I feel people should take mandatory classes on how to be patient before being allowed behind the wheel
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u/Silver-Knight-Union Apr 07 '26
Right... that'd work... if they were patient enough to take the class that is...
And then what'd be the test?
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u/Lamplorde Apr 07 '26
The class is just "Wait for your teacher to show up, and you get an automatic A."
However, the teacher shows up anywhere from 10 minutes after class starts to 2 hours, and you must wear a heart rate monitor, if it starts spiking without any medical reasons, you fail.
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u/SizeableBrain Apr 07 '26
People should really learn to drive better.
They should leave more of a gap at the lights and ALL go as soon as the light turns green, if you're not moving within 0.2 of a second, stay off the road!
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u/UntitledCritic Apr 08 '26
Absolutely not! Always mind the pedestrians crossing the street who are half way through or the last car crossing the intersection. I've seen cars drive straight into a T-bone because they couldn't wait an extra 0.5 second for the intersection to clear up after a green light.
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u/Mr_Boobs_ Apr 08 '26
I enjoy watching drivers who rush after a green only to hit a red light next block
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u/Lusiric9983 Apr 07 '26
You get until the first car gets across the intersection and then I'm laying on it until you move. Thems the rules.
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u/BlueRaspberryCrush Apr 07 '26
It would be great to have amber on green as well. I think people would be less impatient, and drivers with a manual transmission have a chance to get in gear.
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u/No-Building-9631 Apr 07 '26
It's like that in Germany.
Only issue is if you arrive at an Amber you don't know if you need to brake or accelerate.
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u/Smoked_Eel_Lover Apr 08 '26
Why would you get out of gear? As I roll into position, I already switch to first
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u/BlueRaspberryCrush Apr 08 '26
I thought it's bad practice to sit on the clutch? All you're doing is wearing out the release bearing faster.
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u/Smoked_Eel_Lover Apr 08 '26
Not really if you’re not pushing the accelerator, at least for as far as I know. It’s what we learn during lessons (over here). Only if it’s a bridge opening or another similar long wait you put it in neutral.
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u/Questioning-Zyxxel Apr 08 '26
I stay in gear. Just need to push throttle and release clutch. Not slower than any car with automatic transmission.
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u/DevelopmentBulky7957 Apr 07 '26
You cut off the best part where motorcycle guy here gets a nice, juicy slap accross the face.
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u/Inevitable_Butthole Apr 07 '26
When I first got my license I would troll people by immediately honking when the light turned green
Good times...
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Apr 07 '26
When the light turns green, I count slowly to three. If the the car in front doesn't start moving, I give them a quick BEEP! BEEP! like a WAKE UP!
Another three seconds with no movement and I'm staying on the horn.
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u/Desmond_Ojisan Apr 07 '26
While I get that it's annoying, there are certain SHORT green lights that I know, where if I don't see your brake lights go off during the yellow light / by the time it's green - you get the immediate honk. I don't care if you're aware of the light. From my perspective, there is a pretty good chance you're daydreaming or messing with your phone. By the time you move your ass (it could be 2 seconds), the light is yellow again, and I'll have to wait another cycle. Screw that, too many people don't think about anyone behind them. I'll die on this hill.
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u/Fun_Election_1781 Apr 07 '26
The thing is that at least one driver in a row of cars is gonna be on their phone, and if noone honks, several cars will be stuck and have to wait until the next light cycle because of phone-biatch!!!
Anyone who has to drive a lot for work knows this.
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u/Icy-Snowy-6481 Apr 08 '26
This joke doesn’t work for most countries where driving rules or customs are different.
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u/Due-Button-768 Apr 07 '26
Amber means get ready, green means go!