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I feel like the only stat you'd need is average speed compared to known responsible drivers in the same area. Every single outcome an insurance company would care about has got to be perfectly predictable on that alone.
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Pretty sure they aren’t going to up your rates over a few instances of emergency braking. If you are maxing out the lateral accelerometer a few times on every trip though then you should be paying more for your bad driving.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 02:39 |
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Why are you pretty sure of that?
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 02:40 |
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most drivers in america are floor on green and floor brake on red so yeah theyd be mad being punished for driving like assholes and tailgating also kept baiting a coal roller and he missed everytime: https://i.imgur.com/sgp4ekr.mp4
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 03:09 |
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Epic High Five posted:I feel like the only stat you'd need is average speed compared to known responsible drivers in the same area. Every single outcome an insurance company would care about has got to be perfectly predictable on that alone. the nyt article says the data insurers had is trip start and end time, duration, and instances of hard accelerating/braking. not location data -- without which you couldnt interpret speed data. going 60 mph would be fine on a highway but extremely bad on surface streets.
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lobster shirt posted:the nyt article says the data insurers had is trip start and end time, duration, and instances of hard accelerating/braking. not location data -- without which you couldnt interpret speed data. going 60 mph would be fine on a highway but extremely bad on surface streets. Insurance company gonna ding them for driving past the red line, in the sense of real estate.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 03:43 |
Imagine spending 100k on a huge truck + mods to enable you to roll coal just so you can make other people's lives worse. I cannot fathom the mindspace for that. Like, I sort of get how trolling can be enjoyable, lord knows I did enough of that as kid. But, like, don't you have to actually see the other person get mad to get a kick out of it? And I just cannot believe anyone gets $100k worth of enjoyment out of intentionally making others miserable.
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lobster shirt posted:going 60 mph would be fine on a highway but extremely bad on surface streets. gotta go with the flow man...
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 03:43 |
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I tried reporting it to the oregon state since it was an oregon license plate but they won't let me since it didn't occur in oregon lol
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 03:44 |
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Nitrousoxide posted:Imagine spending 100k on a huge truck + mods to enable you to roll coal just so you can make other people's lives worse.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Why are you pretty sure of that? I just am.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 03:53 |
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Nitrousoxide posted:Imagine spending 100k on a huge truck + mods to enable you to roll coal just so you can make other people's lives worse. pretty much everything about car culture is extraordinarily corrosive to the soul like the posters a few posts back noting how many drivers are on their phones... displaying a callous disregard to the lives of people around you is just the norm for drivers. of course some people are gonna take it further and spend $$$ to turn spewing carcinogens into an art form
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 04:20 |
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:every intersection of two streets should be an all-way stop if it's not a traffic light imo All-way stops are completely insane. What you want is a roundabout.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 04:33 |
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Yeah, a pedestrian roundabout
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 04:36 |
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I have seen way more people blast through all way stops than red lights
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 04:37 |
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Tiggum posted:All-way stops are completely insane. What you want is a roundabout. My neighborhood is all aroundabouts with 4 way stop signs. Its kind of incredible. So no one obeys the stop signs and like 25% of the people using the round about just dont really know how to use it and will literally drive the wrong way while taking a left around one. also they're just kind of randomly placed on the roundabouts and most of them have chunks taken out where people just drove over them - or launched over them. I truly wish I was exaggerating when I say - i've almost never seen anyone come to a full and complete stop at a stop sign in my neighborhood outside of the turn onto the 4 lane busy street. All the interior ones are like ... people maybe lightly tap their brakes.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 06:03 |
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Found a new park to do laps in
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 10:09 |
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there's a roundabout right outside my neighborhood with yield signs, but the circular part in the middle isn't raised which means a lot of people just blow through it and drive right over the middle without slowing down. and then there's the people who come to a complete stop at the yield sign when there's nobody else coming from the other direction and just kind of sit there for a while. they're not as bad but they sure do gently caress up the traffic flow. cars are uniquely designed to make people insane and bring out the worst impulses of individualism.
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Electro-Boogie Jack posted:pretty much everything about car culture is extraordinarily corrosive to the soul Like, I get callous disregard for others or just thoughtlessness. Not thinking through your actions or just lack of giving a poo poo about others is one thing. But coal rollers seem like actual sociopaths, out to actively make the lives of those around them worse intentionally, even if they can't see them, or know them. Just a zone of misery that follows them around that they have devoted a house's worth of cash toward intentionally.
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Nitrousoxide posted:Like, I get callous disregard for others or just thoughtlessness. Not thinking through your actions or just lack of giving a poo poo about others is one thing. But coal rollers seem like actual sociopaths, out to actively make the lives of those around them worse intentionally, even if they can't see them, or know them. Just a zone of misery that follows them around that they have devoted a house's worth of cash toward intentionally. post this in any other thread and in 10 minutes you'll have someone replying that it should be legal to murder bicyclists
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silicone thrills posted:My neighborhood is all aroundabouts with 4 way stop signs. Its kind of incredible. So no one obeys the stop signs and like 25% of the people using the round about just dont really know how to use it and will literally drive the wrong way while taking a left around one. yeah, I use to live in a hood with tight roundabouts and yeah your description holds now in hood where 4 way stops on all corners not arterial, and people just roll/fly through them. both neighborhoods 1000% better than my burb experiences
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 12:43 |
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The Quezon City government is building elevated, protected bike lanes along the two-kilometer length of the QC Circle and I'm pretty excited. That could be, like, a prime target for attempting a century.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 12:55 |
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Tiggum posted:All-way stops are completely insane. What you want is a roundabout. All way stops are the norm anywhere I've ever lived because no one understands roundabouts or cross streets that don't also stop. I moved to a house on an intersection where only cross streets stop and people seriously don't understand it, they roll right through the sign with oncoming cross traffic they expect to stop. e: Behold God's most wonderful all way stop, four lanes with two lane crossing and nobody knows what the gently caress they're supposed to do: Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud has issued a correction as of 14:29 on Mar 19, 2024 |
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:All way stops are the norm anywhere I've ever lived because no one understands roundabouts or cross streets that don't also stop. I moved to a house on an intersection where only cross streets stop and people seriously don't understand it, they roll right through the sign with oncoming cross traffic they expect to stop. Every other cross street being a stop sign rather than all 4-way stops has been the residential neighborhood norm pretty much everywhere I’ve ever lived As for roundabouts- as a pedestrian and a jogger I dislike them because cars seem far less aware that somebody is crossing, as a cyclist and a driver they’re fine I think
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 14:34 |
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I feel like flashing red stop light is better than a stop sign, I think (no evidence to support this) people are less likely to run a flashing red stop light than a stop sign, since running a red light seems worse than running a stop sign.
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Tiggum posted:All-way stops are completely insane. What you want is a roundabout. no what i want is a train, but i'll take an all-way stop at every intersection in my neighborhood because people getting t-boned, while i'm waiting on that train
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 15:53 |
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spacemang_spliff posted:I feel like flashing red stop light is better than a stop sign, I think (no evidence to support this) people are less likely to run a flashing red stop light than a stop sign, since running a red light seems worse than running a stop sign. yeah you gotta wait for the second it's dark to drive through
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 16:44 |
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What I want is a kindly police-man with a whistle stood in the middle of the intersection directing traffic and winking at the motorists as they go past
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 16:44 |
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Second Hand Meat Mouth posted:yeah you gotta wait for the second it's dark to drive through Intersections with timed bollards like in an old platformer
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 16:51 |
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Get a line of cops to stand at parade rest along the bike lane like living bollards, maybe drivers will stop driving into it then.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 17:12 |
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Nitrousoxide posted:Imagine spending 100k on a huge truck + mods to enable you to roll coal just so you can make other people's lives worse. One of the best John Wilson segments is when he spontaneously follows a coal roller back to his house and asks him why he does it. He didn't really have an explanation other than "it's cool and badass"
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Nitrousoxide posted:Like, I get callous disregard for others or just thoughtlessness. Not thinking through your actions or just lack of giving a poo poo about others is one thing. But coal rollers seem like actual sociopaths, out to actively make the lives of those around them worse intentionally, even if they can't see them, or know them. Just a zone of misery that follows them around that they have devoted a house's worth of cash toward intentionally. My running theory is that it's just the dudes who have huge rear end commutes (because they live somewhere dumb having spent all their money on an identity affirming mega truck); spending hours commuting every day has turned their life into hours of misery, and given their generally unsound emotional health that lead to the purchase of the pedestrian murder mobile, the one coping mechanism they have access to is to try to punch down at the people who irritate them on the road.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 18:19 |
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Fitzy Fitz posted:One of the best John Wilson segments is when he spontaneously follows a coal roller back to his house and asks him why he does it. He didn't really have an explanation other than "it's cool and badass" it is
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 19:55 |
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gonna get a critical mass together to roll coal (fart constantly) on the bike
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 20:00 |
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Dropping traps behind your vehicle is a universally loved idea (Mario kart, Fury Road, Wacky Races) and very effective
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 20:16 |
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Not sure if it was a coal-rolling-modded engine or just a really loud turbocharger, but I was riding the motorcycle on the 401 one time and this huge lifted pickup with an ATV in the back ripped past me and it legitimately sounded like a fighter jet engine, it was so loud it cut right through the wind noise and startled me.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 20:21 |
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BONGHITZ posted:it is
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 20:25 |
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So I moved into an end cap home in an HOA from a rental company in Florida, And surprise parking is now an issue. We live in on a street that dead-ends with our house basically, With an additional 3-4 feet of roadway. Since we’re normal people and have stuff in our garage can only fit 1 car inside as well as my motorcycle. 2 in the drive way, And leaving one parked in front of our house on said 3-4 feet of roadway. Suddenly we started getting notices of the HOA rules about parking… that no one is allowed to be parked on the street overnight. Okay… found an elegant solution of parking my work van sideways behind the other 2 cars since I’m first out in the morning, No biggie. Now they’ve placed a tow away sign on the fencing that encompasses the neighborhood, right in front of my home. I tried to speak to the president of the HOA but shockingly he wasn’t amendable to a compromise, Acting to put it blatantly like a douche bag. The sign says tow away zone 24/7… where my guests would park… this feels slightly targeted. I also was never given a copy of the HOA rules when I signed the lease ( My stupidity I know) but I also never signed/agreed to them either. I’m a tenant not an owner. So am I not allowed to have guests over anymore? I couldn’t find any clear definition of what the “zone” constitutes or if it’s a radius within the sign, Only information I found was about the Florida statue on it.
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 22:24 |
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5 motor vehicles
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# ? Mar 19, 2024 22:27 |
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Fitzy Fitz posted:So I moved into an end cap home in an HOA from a rental company in Florida, And surprise parking is now an issue. We live in on a street that dead-ends with our house basically, With an additional 3-4 feet of roadway. Since we’re normal people and have stuff in our garage can only fit 1 car inside as well as my motorcycle. 2 in the drive way, And leaving one parked in front of our house on said 3-4 feet of roadway. Suddenly we started getting notices of the HOA rules about parking… that no one is allowed to be parked on the street overnight. Okay… found an elegant solution of parking my work van sideways behind the other 2 cars since I’m first out in the morning, No biggie. Now they’ve placed a tow away sign on the fencing that encompasses the neighborhood, right in front of my home. I tried to speak to the president of the HOA but shockingly he wasn’t amendable to a compromise, Acting to put it blatantly like a douche bag. The sign says tow away zone 24/7… where my guests would park… this feels slightly targeted. I also was never given a copy of the HOA rules when I signed the lease ( My stupidity I know) but I also never signed/agreed to them either. I’m a tenant not an owner. So am I not allowed to have guests over anymore? I couldn’t find any clear definition of what the “zone” constitutes or if it’s a radius within the sign, Only information I found was about the Florida statue on it. Have fewer cars.
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