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Hello Robert - 

TW>> And the "Clowns" KNOW then are Intimidating and NEVER look
TW>> before changing Lanes. :-( :-( :-( 

CA>> Cadillac drivers were always notorious for this 'style' of
CA>> driving but there weren't as many cadillacs to deal with
CA>> as there are SUVs now. Seems the ability to afford
CA>> better/bigger vehicles has corrupted the mindset a bit? 

RS> My driving style is to not change any other drivers
RS> actions, if at all possible. 

That would be the "TAO of driving". ;-) 

RS> I do not feel intimidated by SUV's (I hate that lumping of
RS> so many different vehicles into one gigantic group) nor
RS> semi trucks, for that matter. 

I agree and hate three-letter acronyms even more than
'lumping'. We categorize all that we experience and lose the
individual experiences in the process of doing so. 

RS> I drive a small station wagon (which is considered an SUV
RS> by our state, California), so I don't think that I am very
RS> intimidating. 

I am told that in certain countries 'agressive driving' is the
norm. Those who immigrate here and do not adjust are
intimidating in the smallest of vehicles. Even a 'fender
bender' is a problem if you are on a time table and don't like
talking to police officers and filling out forms. :-\ 

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