Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for June 03, 2012
June 02, 2012
June 04, 2012
Transcript:
Adam: Unbelievable, these two trucks have been driving waaaay under the speed limit for the last 20 minutes. Clayton: So? Adam: So!? They're blocking both lanes no one can pass. Clayton: We're not in a hurry. Adam: That's not the point! It's about courtesy. Clayton: Courtesy? Adam: Yes. On a highway, the right side is for traveling and the left side is for passing. Clayton: So if they block the left lane, it's inconsiderate? Adam: Exactly, my boy! You've learned an important lesson today. Clayton: Don't block the passing lane? Adam: Yes, and even more philosophically: share the road. Treat other drivers like you'd like to be treated. Clayton: What about passengers? Adam: Well, you... You should always treat them well, too. Clayton: Excellent! To the dairy cow for waffle cones!
Absalom57 over 12 years ago
Smart Kid
Little Miss Tink over 12 years ago
Bet if that was a “smokey” (state trooper) behind them insteadof Adam and his son, they would be doing “road courtesy”.
tgrnts over 12 years ago
“Left Laners” are far too common and present a big hazzard to other motorists. It is not only truckers…
YatInExile over 12 years ago
Or worse; they might have their windows rolled down, having a conversation with each other.
Some areas have minimum speed limits on highways. Do cops ever write minimum speeding tickets?
Stephen Gilberg over 12 years ago
Clayton’s always looking for ways to turn a conversation to his spoiled advantage.
JoePhan over 12 years ago
How nice: an excellent Public Service Announcement on the Rules of the Road, with a zapper at the end to keep it from being preachy. Well done!
mhlon Premium Member over 12 years ago
What’s a guaranteed way to get a slow driver in the left lane to speed up (assuming the right lane is empty)? Pass the driver on the right. Works every time.