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Originally Posted by zivan56
Good thing you don't drive anymore...especially when you think being in a collision is justifiable for shaving a few seconds off your commute. I can only imagine how much your insurance went up with that type of attitude. Btw, that is called making an unsafe lane change. If you were to get into an accident, you would be completely at fault.
Besides, I'm sure if you signal properly and slow down people will let you in. Doing what you do, on the other hand, would cause people to not let you in. I sure wouldn't if I saw a car doing that.
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Got to love when what you say is taken completly out of context
Actually except for a rear ender that I was involved in back in 2003. Of which I was fully to blame, but walked away from without an increase in my insurance. I did have the full discount and the road star of 6 years. It would have been longer except for that rear ender. I've never had a fender bender or a side swipe or any of those things.