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From: mmt@dciem.UUCP (Martin Taylor)
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Subject: Re: Re: RE:request for help, more inform - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 5-Jan-84 18:18:30 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  5 18:18:30 1984
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Fast driving isn't necessarily bad driving. A fast bad driver won't
last long. Tailgating IS bad driving, but I doubt that fast drivers
in expensive cars will very often risk it.  If you want to see GOOD
driving, get off the North American highways, and drive the German
Autobahns for a while.  The speed may be twice as fast (literally)
as on our highways, but it feels MUCH safer.  Not many oafs clog the
left or middle lane of an autobahn; it is usually such people who
complain about tailgaters, because they are the ones who generate
the frustration that leads to tailgating.
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Martin Taylor
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