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Thread: Flashing Lights to Change Lanes
- 07.21.2012 #121Road Train Member
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if your seatbelt is working properl;y. it lopcks in place and you can't move forward. that's what it was designed to do.
in utah. that's a fail on the safety inspection.
D. SEATS AND SEAT BELTS
1. Check seats for proper operation of the adjusting mechanism and to see
that the seats are securely anchored to the floor.
REJECT when:
1) Seats are not securely anchored to floor.
2) Seat adjusting mechanism slips out of set position.
3) Seat back is broken or disconnected from seat base so
that it will not support a person’s full weight.
4) Seat belts per OEM Specifications are missing or
ineffective.
5) Seat belts are cut, torn, frayed, or otherwise damaged.
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Why are you looking directly in your mirror at night when you KNOW there is a good chance someone is going to flash their high beams at you? You just passed them, you know they're back there, you know they could flash you at any time, so why are you focusing your eyes directly in the line of fire?
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- 07.21.2012 #124Road Train Member
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Uh I dont think so. I believe gator explained exactly how seat belts work and were designed to work. There is nothing in your example that says seat belts cannot let you move forward and if what you say is correct, then probably every truck out there has a "defective belt"
Ok back to the flashing quandary......
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I agree RickG your posts are ignorant! Never quoted you on anything!
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Another thing you can do during the daytime is watch the passing driver's mirror. Watch for his head to look at the mirror to hit your lights....
I had a dude yell at me on the radio for not thanking him for flashing me over....he said he flashed his lights 2 times. I replied "Well, sorry buddy. The sun is a he!l of a lot brighter than your headlights, sorry if I didn't see them"...
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...And, sometimes I find myself even waving at 4-wheelers lol

Hit while parked...twice in a week.
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