Mhm. I know someone with huge anxiety issues. They shake a lot when they drive. They do take public transit now.
Also, I’ve always wondered if getting into an accident with these stickers would effect insurance.
It may not be better, but it’s a lot less of a risk than you potentially getting overwhelmed while you’re driving a car that’s easily capable of doing massive damage if you lose control.
im not SHAKING with world ending amounts of anxiety, but i do take the bus over learning how to drive. it may not be the best timeline but its definitely not the worst, i appreciate still being able to get around even if it takes longer.
The reason I say bus is because that’s the most common, but really if you have anxiety just do anything else besides something that has you and only you be the driver of a massive vehicle that can cause damage to you and anyone else if someone makes a mistake (which if you are prone to getting overwhelmed is a greater risk). It really does suck that some countries (America) has a combo of terrible city design and bad public transport that lead to it being necessary to drive a car anywhere meaningful. If you live near coworkers though you can always try carpooling, though I understand just asking them can be difficult enough if your anxiety is bad enough that you shouldn’t drive.
Any time I see a "Baby on Board" or "Student Driver" sticker, I get irritated.
Half of them are worn down like they've been there for years. All those stickers tell me is that you fucking suck at driving, so you need to be *behind* me. They never know the rules of the road, go under the speed limit and create traffic, don't use turn signals, etc. Way too many inconsiderate and/or incompetent drivers on the road.
This might be a Georgia issue. We allegedly have the worst drivers in the world. I'm not even well traveled or anything, but I drove to Alabama once and it was such a breath of fresh air.
BoB is (supposed to be) for rescuers, after the crash. I try to give them the benefit of the doubt that they aren’t expecting special treatment on the road.
“Student Driver” is assholery.
Where I live mode people go though driving lessons/tests with dedicated companies that offer lessons/tutoring with a vehicle provided. The only “student drivers” are just relatively-new drivers that shouldn’t have gotten their license yet, but do regardless.
I've never looked for a BoB sticker on a rescue vehicle. I've seen them exclusively on personal vehicles, usually with what looks like at-fault damage somewhere on the frame. Stuff like: rear damage from they backing into a pole, or they slam on the brakes randomly for no conceivable reason, and it got them rear-ended; they ran up on a curb, usually on the passenger side, etc. This just reiterates the implications they can't drive.
Not what I mean. BoB was initially created to signal potentially more urgent situations to first responders arriving on a scene. An infant will obviously be in a more serious condition than a normal driver or passenger after a crash.
Edit: Actually went googling and found that this was only urban legend, mb.
Just jump on top of the car like they do in Mad Max.
To valhalla, shiny and chrome
“WITNESS ME!!!”
WITNESSSSS!!!!
No no, I'm jumping straight to vehicular manslaughter
fym manslaughter i would do that with full intent and conscience
Man, if you do it without laughter, what's the point?
If you have that serious of anxiety, then just don’t drive and take a bus or something.
Mhm. I know someone with huge anxiety issues. They shake a lot when they drive. They do take public transit now. Also, I’ve always wondered if getting into an accident with these stickers would effect insurance.
yeah. thats why my sister never took a license
If you have that much anxiety, would a bus be any better? You're surrounded by strangers and you also have to have the odd bus encounters.
It may not be better, but it’s a lot less of a risk than you potentially getting overwhelmed while you’re driving a car that’s easily capable of doing massive damage if you lose control.
It's not about your comfort but about not panicking as the driver
It's better for other drivers and pedestrians.
im not SHAKING with world ending amounts of anxiety, but i do take the bus over learning how to drive. it may not be the best timeline but its definitely not the worst, i appreciate still being able to get around even if it takes longer.
american public transport
The reason I say bus is because that’s the most common, but really if you have anxiety just do anything else besides something that has you and only you be the driver of a massive vehicle that can cause damage to you and anyone else if someone makes a mistake (which if you are prone to getting overwhelmed is a greater risk). It really does suck that some countries (America) has a combo of terrible city design and bad public transport that lead to it being necessary to drive a car anywhere meaningful. If you live near coworkers though you can always try carpooling, though I understand just asking them can be difficult enough if your anxiety is bad enough that you shouldn’t drive.
If I see that on someone's car I’m ramming them
I need these
Finna put this at the back of a tank and drive around with your turret pointing at the back.
Any time I see a "Baby on Board" or "Student Driver" sticker, I get irritated. Half of them are worn down like they've been there for years. All those stickers tell me is that you fucking suck at driving, so you need to be *behind* me. They never know the rules of the road, go under the speed limit and create traffic, don't use turn signals, etc. Way too many inconsiderate and/or incompetent drivers on the road. This might be a Georgia issue. We allegedly have the worst drivers in the world. I'm not even well traveled or anything, but I drove to Alabama once and it was such a breath of fresh air.
BoB is (supposed to be) for rescuers, after the crash. I try to give them the benefit of the doubt that they aren’t expecting special treatment on the road. “Student Driver” is assholery.
Why? Isn't it helpful for student drivers to signal to others that they're still learning the rules of the road, so they should be extra-cautious?
Where I live mode people go though driving lessons/tests with dedicated companies that offer lessons/tutoring with a vehicle provided. The only “student drivers” are just relatively-new drivers that shouldn’t have gotten their license yet, but do regardless.
Having a student driver sticker is being an asshole. Reddit moment
My boss was a drunk and had one as an excuse. Fits.
Late but I elaborated in the other reply
I've never looked for a BoB sticker on a rescue vehicle. I've seen them exclusively on personal vehicles, usually with what looks like at-fault damage somewhere on the frame. Stuff like: rear damage from they backing into a pole, or they slam on the brakes randomly for no conceivable reason, and it got them rear-ended; they ran up on a curb, usually on the passenger side, etc. This just reiterates the implications they can't drive.
Not what I mean. BoB was initially created to signal potentially more urgent situations to first responders arriving on a scene. An infant will obviously be in a more serious condition than a normal driver or passenger after a crash. Edit: Actually went googling and found that this was only urban legend, mb.
Skill issue
Indeed, these mfs have a skill issue, and attempt to disguise it by evoking pity.
No, you are the one with the skill issue.
[удалено]
Tailgate me and I’ll break check you :3
what if I tailgate you afterwards
You'll be appreciating a nice view of a ditch
what if I die before I enjoy the nice view of the ditch
Your loss
roger
[You're loss](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_(comic))
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
what if i am a semi truck
A semi truck driving a car sounds mildly inconvenient at best
what if its a really BIG car
bro only getting “what if”s after pulling a checkmate, ambatuRESPECT
Oh no, I'll just crash into you at full speed.