And don’t drive 10mph on busy mountain roads as if you’ve never driven a car before. Trust the speed limits and if there’s more than a few cars behind you, have the courtesy to pull over at the next available spot – YOU are the main reason those spots exist.
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And don’t drive 10mph on busy mountain roads as if you’ve never driven a car before. Trust the speed limits and if there’s more than a few cars behind you, have the courtesy to pull over at the next available spot – YOU are the main reason those spots exist.
Yup. I’ve always maintained if you have ~4 cars behind you, it’s time to pull over and let them pass, then resume your journey. No shame in that