The other night I was driving my car down the highway trying to get home. There were no other cars and no streetlights so I had my high-beams on. I approached a truck ahead of me who was driving the speed limit in the right lane, so I switched to the left. For whatever reason, I forgot about my high-beams as I moved up next to him and eventually passed him.
As I drove off, he gave me a quick flash of his high beams - I don't know if that was a 'screw you!' or a 'hey, your high-beams are on!'. I realized mine were on, and I felt bad. I didn't know how to signal it, so I tapped my hazard lights twice quickly.
To whoever you are, I'm sorry!
High-beams - I'm sorry!
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by fdsdfg, Oct 15, 2009.
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Yeah i'd say he was just letting you know.. If he had left them on and/or put his work lights (Lights on the back of the truck) on, then he was probably upset.. But in this case, i doubt it.
It's good that you cared enough to realize it, though. Most people don't give a ####.. So thanks for not being selfish
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