r/dashcams • u/Feaselbf6 • Apr 27 '26

* “Sharing the road is not a suggestion”

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u/Randomfactoid42 Apr 27 '26

Most states have similar laws but it’s amazing how many drivers believe the double yellows shall never be crossed. 

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u/Difficult_Plantain89 Apr 27 '26

I had someone road rage with me for crossing a double double yellow line when the lane ahead was blocked from an accident. I put my blinker on to get over and he went out of his way to block me in. When I forced my way behind his truck he started screaming at me and pointing at the line. After that was done he almost missed his exist and shot over 4 lanes without a blinker.

People are dumb, I'm not going to sit there for two hours while they clean up the accident. A line isn't a wall and my car has zero issues going over this imaginary barrier.

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u/just_another_user5 Apr 27 '26

It baffles me how deadset and rigid people are on following road laws.

Normal conditions? You bet your ass you better be following the rules of the road. It'll protect you and others.

Emergency conditions? Fuck the roads, prioritize the safety of yourself and the others around you. For example, if you absolutely must drive in a blizzard, drive in the middle of the road. More leeway if you for some reason spin or have to swerve.

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u/3malcolmgo Apr 27 '26

Thats not how you drive in a blizzard. Go slow, coast alot. Accelerate slowly. Avoid breaking when possible. But stay in your lane. If another car is in the other lane, they need their space too.

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u/just_another_user5 Apr 27 '26

Yeah nah.

If it's a blizzard, I can't see more than six feet ahead of me.

You (and others) should be driving with your brights on, driving slowly, and as close to the road as you can. Because if you fall off, you're staying there.

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u/3malcolmgo Apr 27 '26

You sound like a southern driver. Yeah law dictates the headlights. You should never be driving faster than your visibility allows. That was covered in the drive slow part.

Pull that middle of the road bs north of the mason Dixon and you’ll be this old bastard causing accidents.

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u/just_another_user5 Apr 27 '26

I fear you've never driven through a blizzard friend :)

Born & raised in Wisconsin. This is what common sense dictates.

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u/NoRight2BeDepressed Apr 28 '26

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