Air Horn etiquette?

Ok so train horns not extremely popular. I think it would be cool to have a train horn on a truck though.

 

Yes you could really screw with peoples minds especially the ones who live near abandoned rail lines.

 

Air horn etiquette? Yes, always.

I always wash mine before leaving the men's room and before approaching the buffet.



(dang...did I cross-post again???)

 

Speaking of air horns, are the ones sold at the petro in Joplin 44 any good? Any tips on the specs/features to look out for?

 

Little kids, yes I do. Adults, probably not, and I have had 1 man, a construction worker giving the big trucks the air-horn sign. I waved and shook my head (no). Don't want to startle anyone and cause an accident.

I know I'm a little weird for this, but west of Emporia on US-50, the railroad runs parallel. When there's no traffic, and a train is passing through, I'll echo his signalling. If I wasn't a company driver, I'd have a set of train horns, and use them for the a-holes that pull out in front of me. Heck add a real bright spotlight, and they'd crap themselves thinking they're turning onto the railroad tracks, or a train has jumped the tracks headed straight for them.

 

If I was an Ice Road Trucker,the air horns would be rigged to stay on 24/7.at least that's how it seems to be on that show.

 

Sure do....been waiting my whole life to be able to return the gesture from the driver's seat.

 

Is there a truck route that runs directly past Augusta National? That would be fun during the Masters tournament......

 

So that was you driving 35 in that 60 mph ONE LANE each direction work zone the other day ????