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28-01-2011, 07:28 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Brisbane
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[QUOTE=DJR-351]This is just another fine example of the attitude of some of our road users in this country....
Irrespective of the reason given here, if i saw someone going at a slow speed in the emergency stopping lane with their hazards on it just seems obvious to me that they or the vehicle are in some sort of distress, blowing by leaning on the horn and hurling abuse just proves that you are a self centred ***** with no regard for those around you.... Spot on. Flashing lights she is obviously taking things as a safe approach as possible. I would hope my wife or anyones wife on this forum would be able to take the safest route home. Mean to say If the highway at night is dangerous for her, how dangerous would it be going unfamiliar back roads for a lady? She was far from being ignorant. It would have been frightening enough without the ranting.
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