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A floating roll-cage just means it’s not welded directly to the chassis but probably bolted on via rubber bushings. Totally plausible that such a setup would be able to provide rigidity in the event of a crash/rollover while still not contributing to torsional stiffness. Seems only fair to counter the added dead

The WRX, since you can actually purchase one right now.

Wait until next year when Toyota releases the Corolla Type S+ Ringaroundtherosie Edition.

Like this; ever last one of them that do this are grade A fucking assholes.

Counterpoint:

Going slow in the passing lane ? Shitty driver.

People who brake on the highway.

Constantly on and off the brakes, usually when driving too close to the vehicle in front but not limited to that.

When you’re coming up on someone on the highway, and they’re too afraid to use cruise control, and instead of being steady with their foot, their speed fluctuates between 65-85, and I’m forced to pass you 6 times because every time I pass you, you speed up top 85 and then pass me and then slow down to 65, or I’m stuck

Not respecting turn-only lanes. Someone going straight through from a turn lane (and cutting off the traffic in the other lanes that were doing what they were supposed to) or trying to turn from a center lane (and cutting off the people turning). It shows a remarkable combination of bad planning, failure to pay

That, and drivers who gradually drift around in their lane, occasionally out of it, sometimes jerking back but not always.

Unnecessary braking. omyfuckingod.

Biggest one to me is when you are behind a car and the car isnt centered in its lane, it is instead hugging the right side if the road as the driver has placed themself in the diver seat in the center of the road, rather then their car, demonstrating a total lack of spatial awareness. Keeping you car centered in your

The greater the number of political, religious, and or cause stickers on the back of the car, the worse the driver.

Does not matter which side of the aisle their views reside on.

Jerky steering inputs always prompts me to keep my distance.

Look at their car. Are there blemishes? Not necessarily a sign that someone is a bad driver, but I always give them more space. Either they dinged it while parking, someone else dinged it because they carelessly parked next to someone who doesnt care about their car, or theyve been in a fender bender, or and the

Lights off when it’s raining. Even if the visibility doesn’t 100% necessitate it, if someone doesn’t abide by the “wipers on, lights on” rule they’re most likely a bad driver.

Making lane changes without signaling - in traffic.

“I know it when I see it”

Counter counterpoint: he has made all his legal remedies more valuable and effective by raising the stakes.