How long do you wait before honking at someone at a stoplight?
49%
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51%
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49%
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51%
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I may not be able to see what they see ahead of them, and I have no way of knowing what's going on for them.
Reply ReplyI don't drive, but if I did, I'd drive really careful. I care more about my car than my own life.
Reply ReplyThey may be a new driver, an older person or not sure of where they are. Either way, I am not in so much of a hurry that I feel the need to blast someone
Reply ReplyToo many people beep the SECOND the light changes. I once witnessed a many getting out of his car and throwing his drink on the car behind him because the driver beeped the second the light changed.
Reply Reply3 seconds is just impatience not to mention rude. We are just used to zooming here and there, but if you actually walked where you had to go, you'd appreciate sitting in a car.
Reply Reply3 seconds is rude? If the driver is focused on the light, when it turns green why wouldn't they immediately give it gas?
I am from the South (Knoxville TN) and almost no one honks here at a green light. Yes, the driver could be texting or there could be a good reason she is not moving into the intersection.
Reply ReplyYou can't see why they are waiting. Maybe there's some crossing the street or an emergency vehicle coming. Have some patience.
Reply ReplyPeople may use that brief moment to check something out. Honking as soon as the light turns is rude. No one should be in that big of a hurry.
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people who hold up an entire line of cars because they're doing their own business in their cars at a light are just rude, inconsiderate, and selfish. try to think of others for a change.
ReplyI don't drive anymore, because it makes me nervous. When I was driving people were talking & texting, not paying attention, doing drugs, & drinking alcohol, etc. It is Very Frustrating!!
ReplyNo excuse to not go when the light changed....You only think you can text and drive...You can't and one day it may cost an innocents life or a whole family's....STOP texting..
ReplyPeople get on their phones and do not pay attention. So I remind them that there are people behind them.
ReplyEveryone should pay absolute attention while driving, if not then you're being irresponsible!
ReplyEspecially when I'm in a hurry. Plus, these people are probably busy texting. Put the phone away please.
ReplyIt's Irritating.
ReplyEspecially when it looks like they're looking down - I'm guessing they're looking down at their cellphone - unconcerned that it's against the law, unconcerned about others.
ReplyYou should be able to decide what to do by then.
ReplyLead, follow or get out of the way.
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