From: turnkey@q.com   
      
   On Tuesday, December 17, 2013 1:28:04 PM UTC-8, thekma...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Harry K wrote "- show quoted text -   
      
   > "As for fliking your lights, there isn't one person out there in a thousand   
   that would have a clue about what you are doing.   
      
   > Harry K "   
      
   > Then none of them should be driving.   
      
   IME at least 60% of the people on the road shouldn't be driving.   
      
   > It's called "flash to pass".   Three or so quick flicks of the high beams   
   registers in the minds of most responsible drivers who are paying attention.   
      
   True, now you have to get over the idea that most people out there are   
   responsible - they arent' and most have never heard of it or did in driver's   
   ed and promptly forgot it.   
      
   In the instance I was responding to it wasn't eve=n "flash to pass" but "flash   
   to let someone know they are clear to pull in."  I use it when truckers pass   
   me as they are about the only ones who know about it.   
      
   > And again, my attention is focused wayyy more ahead of me than just the   
   vehicle I'm following.  Imagine... Everyone focusing 1/4mile ahead, and   
   mirrors set BGE?    What a wonderful world....   
      
   Same here but you better get used to the idea that most drivers out there   
   focus on the bumper just ahead of them.   
      
   Harry K   
      
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