Audi Caravan

Michael Riebs / Audi V8 AudiV8 at 1stchoicegranite.com
Mon Oct 8 18:24:27 EDT 2001


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jacob Behm" <poster at bitstream.net>

> I was in the left (fast) lane

Tsk, tsk. Left lane <> fast lane. Left lane = PASSING lane! And yes, as
such, it is faster than the right lane, and referred to as the "fast lane",
not for ignoramusses to remain at what they may deem a "comfortable" speed
in the left.

> as I was pushing the limits of 'safely' exceeding the speed limit.

So, you were breaking 2 traffic laws now?

<snip>
> The fourth rudely began to tailgate me and flash his lights until
> I reluctantly acquiesced my coveted left lane and let him pass.

Rudely trying to get you where you belong?
You mean to say, that YOU RUDELY were blocking the right-of-way of the
entire convoy, and the 4th was the first to attempt to reclaim it from you?

<snip>
> 1)  Whoever was driving car #4 owes me an apology.  Confess your sin and
> it will be forgiven you.

Perhaps you need to be confessing YOUR sin, and it will be forgiven YOU!

Another perfect example of the lack of driver's education in these United
States. In Germany (and I'm sure our continental listers will verify), if
you're dawdling along in the left (fast) lane at a mere80Mph, you are likely
to cause accidents!

On the Autobahn, many of the fastest drivers don't even NEED to flash the
highbeems anymore. The current trend seems to be simply activating the left
directional, about a mile back, and the well-educated, courteous drivers
simply move over to the middle lane, where the 80Mph is a bit more accepted,
but still on the slow side.

Not may things irritate me more while driving, than other drivers ignorance
of the law, ignorance of other motorists, and obvious total lack of
courtesy! Get with it, and get in the right lane, unless passing.

> 2)  Why are 6 Audis cruising at 100mph in tight formation across the
> Midwest in the middle of the night?

Welcome to the twilight zone!

Michael L. Riebs
Grand Rapids, Michigan

'90 V8Q
'98 A6QA

www.1stchoicegranite.com





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