I keep hearing from folks that they have automatic lights. But the sensor senses light, not wet. Unless it's raining after dark or the storm is heavy enough to block the sun, the lights aren't going to turn on. The taillights don't turn on with daytime running lights, either. And side mirrors don't have wipers on…
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That would be so crazy if the truck was full of...anchovies.
I just don't understand why you won't just take the time to clean the snow off your roof to avoid such a costly error.
Holy crap, you're a jerk about it. All the grief you're getting is deserved.
Just because a law isnt enforced doesnt mean it isnt real. Every time it rains I pass 30+ cars without their headlights on, and I know for a fact that is a state law in Pennsylvania.
Then you're an irresponsible, shitty driver. There we go. :)
You're being a lazy POS.
OK, now I'm pretty sure you're just a troll. Even the most unaware immature 16 year old driver wouldn't think that covering your brake lights is no big deal.
But a reasonable person would consider a point-of-view other than their own. Especially when others are telling you how your actions negatively impact them. Failing to do so after this has been so precisely stated is essentially admitting that one is indeed an asshole, something most people would find more distasteful…
I'm not responsible.
If everyone was telling me that I was an irresponsible asshole, and absolutely no one was coming to my defense, I'd take that as a sign that I should perhaps reconsider my position. However, I'm a rational person, so there's that.
You deserve to be rear ended by a rusted out 1984 f350 with no insurance who hits you and runs and is never caught.
You are being a jerk.
look, its an asshole!
If you're the kind of person that doesn't clear your roof then you are surely the kind of person that cuts people off.
You are creating an unnecessary road hazard. Clear your car of snow. Lazy. I will laugh if this causes someone to rear end you and they drive off, you would deserve it.
You are a little off on the technical points on the post. Current Cylinder deactivation tech DOES NOT keep the intake and exhaust valves open , it just doesn't provide any fuel or spark to the deactivated cylinders. You'd need some very fancy pushrods, or camless engines to keep the valves open.
Edmunds has been getting a lifetime average of 22.4mpg on their Ram 1500 EcoDiesel, just beating the EPA rating of 22mpg combined. That's over the course of 21,000 miles, with a best tank of 27.9mpg and aworst tank of 17.1mpg (nearly in line with the 19/27 city/hwy EPA ratings). So for them at least, the real world…