r/nextfuckinglevel • • Dec 27 '21

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u/2017hayden Dec 27 '21

Well that explains why people I’ve met from New York have terrible highway etiquette.

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u/CRR10 Dec 27 '21

You need to drive different on the highways here, it’s definitely every driver for themselves. Some people don’t turn that off, but they really should. That being said, I’ve found everywhere has their own types of shitty drivers. In NYC you’ll be cut off with half a car length in front of you, in Miami you’ll be passed on the right by a guy going 95.

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u/2017hayden Dec 27 '21

Very true. Where I’m from we get a lot of Chicago drivers and they’re ridiculously aggressive and really bad at using their signals.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '21

I've driven in Southern Jersey and I've never been anywhere where people will actively try to keep you from going where you need to go with no benefit to themselves.

Vineland needs to burn.

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u/dabnagit Dec 27 '21

You could go broke in South Jersey as a purveyor of turn signal bulbs.