Delta Vs Tadpole

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Originally Posted by kach22i

Unless we can fix crazy human instincts that have no place in the modern world we will have to drive vehicles that fill up all four corners or there is going to be trouble.

I didn't even considered this aspect, but it seems to make sense. Well, I'm not sure if a delta would be less prone to that anyway...

[freebeard]

Where i came from it was known as 'taking you half out of the middle'.

[kach22i]

I'm glad you guys understand what I'm saying.

People's instincts are to herd just like animals, and when we get behind the wheel of a 2 ton vehicle and given a set of road rules to operate by nothing really changes what we are inclined to do naturally.

https://www.videoblocks.com/video/el...-w15hxj0vr7vze


https://tuesdayshorse.wordpress.com/...ks-whats-left/


GW College Republicans


People just like other animals like to stagger and fill in the voids.

They are inclined move in numbers like this, that's just the way it is.

https://www.tokyoweekender.com/2014/...to-highlights/


Stagger, stagger, stagger.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pic...-Marathon.html

[Xist]

People periodically pass me without completely leaving my lane. Good times.

I attended active shooter training on Tuesday and they had many examples of people that did what everyone else did, but did not live to tell about it.

Fortunately, passing people in their lane is abnormal!

[freebeard]

Two weeks ago I was forced onto the shoulder by a dump truck merging from the left lane. When I overtook it, I pulled back into the lane about 5ft off the front bumper to express my displeasure.

[Stubby79]

Must...have...TRIKE!!!