Runaway truck ramp

Dang, guess this isn't an exit. Maybe in Europe, runaway ramps here are generally unused, just plow into the stopped traffic to stop. It's a bad day when you need to use the ramp, and it's already occupied.

 

Holy geeze is following distance not a thing there?

 

No worries we imported them Europe is safe again

 

Is it a thing here?
???

It seems I spend half my time slowing down to maintain some distance, but most other drivers are all up on the bumper of whomever is in front of them.

 

Mods... don't get in a frazzle; grammar cops welcome with my last post.
Mods can join in too.

Was my use of the word 'whomever' correct, or should it have been 'whoever'?
I get confused between the terms sometimes, and a good grammar cop can be helpful.

I know it is against the rules, but helping someone use the correct term is helpful to everyone.
It is a teaching moment for everyone, when someone is corrected.

 

The reason English has so many exceptions is because of its inorganic development. Once upon a time an English king got jealous that English was only a spoken language whereas many other nearby languages had written systems too. So he ordered the best Latin scribes from across his realm to travel to London to meet together and devise a written version of English. They did so, went back home, and started using and teaching the new invention. Unfortunately there were a variety of discrepancies in how each scribe remembered, used and taught the written language, but without any high speed written communication methods, each version was left to develop in its own area. Centuries later, the different spreading versions began to clash and meld, and the exceptions to the rules started to develop and solidify thru common use.

 

Who performs, whom receives.

Whomever receives an "m" from whoever.