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He is a big Anime fan. That is why he learned Japanese.
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Yet I barely speak English
I speak two languages, English and bad English.
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Sieg Heil, Emperor Biden is mandating vaccine. I have been vaccinated and I am against mandates.
Fuck that brainless piece of shit. Hell, they don't even arrest murderers anymore, am I afraid to get locked up?
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Amazon has "Biden is an idiot" yard signs.
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In memory of
I do believe our comandant in chief checked off all the talliwackers check lists. Guns, ammo, tanks, humvees, rockets, night vision, hell, even a country. Sure hope they didn't check nukes on their wish list.
FJB!
FJB!
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Hey Mark, our police are ticketing people for not using a turn signal at an intersection where you can only turn right. Can that be legal?
I always thought if it was a designated turn lane it wasn't required
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State Farm used a loophole to deny some coverage to victims of Ida. Only those under mandatory evacuation will get help with motel bills even though the temperature was over a 100 and they had no electricity. All other companies are covering it.
If your movement may affect other cars (oncoming, yielding, merging, opposing, following, etc) a turn signal is required.
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Everyone has to turn right, there is no merging traffic.
This is from Florida. Similar to California. You need to check your state statute.
For this Traffic Tuesday we will be focusing on turn signals. I know some of you may think they are optional in Florida based on not seeing their use as often as dictated by statute. Yes, Florida State Statute sets forth that a turn signal is required under certain circumstances. The purpose of a turn signal is to let other drivers on the road know your intentions of a turn or lane change so they can react appropriately. This means that it is the law, (FSS - 316.155), to use your turn signal or face the possibility of a non-criminal moving violation.
So, when is a signal required? The basics of the law are a turn signal must be used when any other vehicle may be affected by your vehicle’s movement other than a direct course. When you are going to turn right, left, or change lanes a turn signal must be continuously used not less than 100 feet before you turn or change lanes.
How do I estimate 100 feet? The length of a standard mid-size car is just over 16 feet so 100 feet would be about six car lengths.
When you begin to brake or move into another lane before using your turn signal it’s too late! Other drivers are now having to react to your braking or movement which can cause them to take actions that put other drivers at risk. Be kind to fellow drivers and follow the law. Please use turn signals!
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For this Traffic Tuesday we will be focusing on turn signals. I know some of you may think they are optional in Florida based on not seeing their use as often as dictated by statute. Yes, Florida State Statute sets forth that a turn signal is required under certain circumstances. The purpose of a turn signal is to let other drivers on the road know your intentions of a turn or lane change so they can react appropriately. This means that it is the law, (FSS - 316.155), to use your turn signal or face the possibility of a non-criminal moving violation.
So, when is a signal required? The basics of the law are a turn signal must be used when any other vehicle may be affected by your vehicle’s movement other than a direct course. When you are going to turn right, left, or change lanes a turn signal must be continuously used not less than 100 feet before you turn or change lanes.
How do I estimate 100 feet? The length of a standard mid-size car is just over 16 feet so 100 feet would be about six car lengths.
When you begin to brake or move into another lane before using your turn signal it’s too late! Other drivers are now having to react to your braking or movement which can cause them to take actions that put other drivers at risk. Be kind to fellow drivers and follow the law. Please use turn signals!
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Good morning.
Good morning Chris.
Morning Barrie, Chris, Rusty, Tom. Ken, along with the occasional Scout and Angie, and oh yeah, Keith.
Good morning Mark.
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