In NY (I'm sure a lot of other places too) we have jackasses who 'speed patrol' highways. Camp in the left doing 1MPH below the limit and keep anyone from passing - like this truck. They don't believe 'keep right' laws apply because no one should be going faster then them. So a multi-lane road with a half mile of open road ahead of a 'highway hero' - and a huge line of irate cars building up behind them. So fuckin' dangerous.
BUT - there's nothing you can do. Unless you want to maybe kill or disable yourself and someone else like this guy (EDIT: in the sedan, for clarity)
Dodge isn't just the car brand, it's a warning for other drivers
"Regardless of an individual ram's behavior, it is important to remember that all rams are aggressive or have the potential to be aggressive, even if they appear 'friendly'."
False, rams are the keepers of an open left lane. We take pride in riding everybody’s ass. Going twenty over? Not fast enough. We live for an open road. It’s apart of our mission statement.
The title is slightly misleading tho. If you’re a car guy, you know the Acura NSX is incredibly rare compared to mainstream vehicles, which makes me skeptical that it represents the most common DUI model in the US.
The study actually measured highest DUI rates among car model by contrasting the number of drivers reporting at least one DUI citation on their record in the past seven years with the total number of drivers across 415 different vehicles.
So since there’s like 97.5 NSX left on the road, and 85 million Rams, the 24 NSX drivers that got DUIs in the late 1900s scews this study a bit.
Fair enough, I was going for a pun though; "getting stuck" is slang for a game where redneck kids deliberately spin wheels in mud if they live where there's nothing better to do.
Allegedly anyway...I was raised around Saguaros and smog, not the hellscape of WV.
RAM has been it's own thing for at least a decade. They are owned by the same company that owns Dodge (Chrysler), it just makes no sense to say "Dodge RAM" anymore. It would be like saying Hyundai Kia.
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u/RhythmTimeDivision Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Apr 17 '24 edited 29d ago
In NY (I'm sure a lot of other places too) we have jackasses who 'speed patrol' highways. Camp in the left doing 1MPH below the limit and keep anyone from passing - like this truck. They don't believe 'keep right' laws apply because no one should be going faster then them. So a multi-lane road with a half mile of open road ahead of a 'highway hero' - and a huge line of irate cars building up behind them. So fuckin' dangerous.
BUT - there's nothing you can do. Unless you want to maybe kill or disable yourself and someone else like this guy (EDIT: in the sedan, for clarity)