The traffic is the destiny of a School of speeder
He has broken more than 6. And I wanted to see him go. I wanted to see it go hard.
I wanted to see him have to attend traffic school every day for as long as he continued to breathe.
Well, I do not think of myself as a vengeful person, but when someone tailgate when driving a reasonable speed in the carpool lane, it's easy to get really irritated. You can drive 90 to stay ahead of them. Or you can cross the double yellowLines in the street. In both cases, you are as guilty as they are breaking the law. So I chose option number 3, cursing under my breath helpless then quickly dodge out of the way when finally, after the break in the solid yellow lines. This guy had to spend some 'time alone with the flow of traffic school.
As Johnny Rocket whizzed past me, I could not believe what I saw. This speed demon, it had been embraced my tail for several miles was hair-raisingDriving in the carpool lane ALONE! But wait, it gets better. Muscle behind the colossus of a truck he was driving a speedboat. A few minutes after he passed me, he was standing beside the car in the carpool lane, they ruthlessly tailgating as well. But this time was not expected. He crossed the double yellow lines to exit the carpool lane on the right side, then crossed back over the double yellow lines back inches from the poor law-abiding spirit. While drivingfurther in the distance, I saw him approaching and the back of his next unsuspecting victim.
I was steaming and I did the math. Tailgating lesions in this region, $ 134.00. Carpool lane - $ 350.00-single passenger injury. Towing a boat in the carpool lane - $ 134.00. Driving 85 + in a 65 mph zone down while towing a boat - $ 350.00. $ 350.00 - double yellow lines crossing the carpool lane. Gone without enough free space - another $ 134.00. Come to think of itfrom this, just do some 'penance to school traffic would be too good for this guy.
Usually when you see the reflection of a family car with a red bar, white and blue light on it is in your rearview mirror, his instinctive response to the speed control to ensure that you are innocent it all wrong doing. My only thought when I saw the police car zoom in my rearview mirror was, "Go get him, cowboy!"
Then my heart dropped when I saw the officer pull the rightmostLane and stay there. Maybe he does not see the bad guy? Why was hanging again? What the hell was that? Then it hit me. He is pacing himself. I felt a sickly, vengeful, full of malicious glee mockery of a smile spread on my face. This guy was going down. And I wanted to see them.
They moved to the side of the road when I passed. The authors thought that does not oblivious to the rules of the road for him, and the hero in uniform who was there, showed him the light. Notanyone who receives a traffic citation is worth just that. On this day, however, justice seemed very, very sweet.
I guess I'll spend some time on the road to school.
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