Bad SUV Drivers.

Ok, I openley admit I have driven my old Dakota Sport fast on I 4.  I've taken my 05 F.150 up to 92 MPH On a desolite stretch of road with no oncomming traffic and visibility for over a mile.  But I have never taken any of my trucks in turns hard enough to make the tires go SCREECH unless it was a emergency avoidance.

I see on a daily basis guys and gals driving Suburbans like they were S.10's or Camaros.  Dodging in and out of traffic, forcing others to slam on the brakes, and more then one time fishtailing in conjested blvd traffic.

What's going on here?  Incredibley bad drivers given a 6000 pound vehicle just thing that everybody else will dodge them?  Come on, these guys need to grow a brain or get out of a truck.  

I see it every day too.

The one that makes me mad the most are people who pump into the fast lane for no reason and go the same speed that they where driving in the slower lane. Then they get mad at you for tailgating, when they are the ones in the wrong lane to begin with.

No one fallows the "slower traffic keep right" law any where in califorina.  

i feel you on that. a lot of the people that drive now no longer think of driving as a privilage because it is so easy to get a drivers license. all they have to do is read a pamphlet and answer a 40 question test. the secretary of state need to let the drivers learn about the harshness of bad driving and its outcomes. some scare tactics (auto accident pictures) would probably work too so that they think again about doing something stupid on the roads.  

The scare tactic pics won't do anything. The problem is that so many of these drivers think they're invincible because they are in a 6000 lb vehicle.  

Apparently getting a drivers licence is as easy as passing High School English class. Hello, try a capital letter! You aren't text messaging here!  

You should really use your spell check if you're going to criticize about the way someone posts.  I'll let you figure out which word you spelled wrong.  

FYI... 'Licence' is the British/Canadian way of spelling license.