%&^*$##...... I screwed up!

No problem at all my brother - I was their but in Orientation with my GF. I was not sure who to look for, In any case take care my brother be safe out there , like always I'm sure!

 

Hey Y2K, good looking scooter. How did you make out with your
little "mishap" ? All good I hope.....

 

Glad to hear Y2, I think mannin up from the gitgo probably went a LONG way to your benefit. So good luck and travel safe.

 

Cool !!!!

Glad for ya !!!

 

That particular Pilot sucks! I was there Tuesday for fuel, line out to the road for the fuel pumps plus rigs coming in to park. Real tight and close.

 

y2k - The consensuses with most safety officers handling this type of situation is that those drivers who have come through it typically are better for it! Most who make a small mistake in the first stages of their career tend to be more attentive to their driving habits.

Think of the number of guys/gals who didn't have this "small" wake up call. That take what was a small bad habit and let it grow into a monster then have a catastrophic accident. (not to say that always happens) What this should teach you is to drive every day like it was that next trip out of the truck stop after your bender..

I drive every day with a solid regime I have developed through all the near mishaps and hardships the road has shared with me. I drive every day like it is a blizzard out. I at the end of my day think of what I could have done different and what I want to improve on for the next day. Bad habits are easy to develop realizing your doing it and not excusing is the key to my millions of miles of accident free operation. No one is born perfect or will ever be, it takes work every day to better yourself from the situations your placed in and learning from the situations (accidents/incidents) you see others involved in.. EVERYTHING IS A LEARNING EXPERIENCE, if your willing to just listen!