Une mal baisée sans doute.....elle roule en Corolla
Yen a qui ont le doigt d'honneur léger....
Toyota 4runner SR5 2013
Une mal baisée sans doute.....elle roule en Corolla
Bah la si on commence a enumerer chaque situation qu'on a rencontrer on finiras pu lol, pour ma part vendredi j'avais la lumiere verte pi ya un gars qui etait sois presser, sois dans lune y'a passer tout droit sur la rouge pi ya passer a 1 metre de me rentrer dans le cote passer, c'etait assez intense le gars a freiner fort pi y'a eu de la fumee blanche en tabarouette
Mazda 3 GT 2010 manual 140 000 km
Jeep TJ 2000 manual 187 000 km
Ford Focus SE EcoBoost 2015 argent tectonique
"The (Toyota) iQ is a frisky fun little car. And Despite being less than 3 meter long, you can just about to squeeze 4 people into it. If they are really good friends... I mean like really good." - Jonny Smith, Fifth Gear Saison 21 Épisode 3
ca se fait a Sherbrooke
Et petite question pour nos expert....pres de chez moi, il y a une traverse de velo, c'est clairement indique, en plus, il y a des lignes jaunes, comme pour une traverse de pieton mais les ligne sont forme de deux rectangle et non un rectangle complet (en somme, ouvert au centre), es-ce que les pietons ont priorite ou pas??? En tk, deja croise une voiture de police et meme le policer s'avait pas s'il devait arrete ou pas lorsque j'ai traverse!!!
À une traverse de piéton, le piéton a toujours priorité. Le gros bon sens laisse quand même passer les véhicules déjà engagés.
Ford Focus SE EcoBoost 2015 argent tectonique
"The (Toyota) iQ is a frisky fun little car. And Despite being less than 3 meter long, you can just about to squeeze 4 people into it. If they are really good friends... I mean like really good." - Jonny Smith, Fifth Gear Saison 21 Épisode 3
pourtant, il y a des ligne jaune :P
dans la même veine que le sujet initial:
http://www.canadianunderwriter.ca/ne...targ=DailyNews
Nearly 80% of Canadians admit to "road rage" behaviour: survey
A strong majority of Canadian drivers admit to driving behaviour that could be deemed as road rage, according to a new survey from insurance comparison website Kanetix.ca.
The poll, completed by Leger Marketing, suggests that 79% of Canadians admit to aggressive behaviour such as using profanity, yelling or following other vehicles too closely. Speeding was the most common reported aggressive behaviour.
Among men, 83% admitted to such behaviour, while 76% of women admitted it. Younger drivers (between age 18 and 44) admitted to similar behaviour more than drivers older than 55.
Distracted drivers (such as those using mobile phones) were the most common trigger for road rage-like behaviour, according to the poll. Being cut off by other drivers, as well as tailgating behaviour also inspires road rage, although personal issues such as running behind schedule and having a bad day were also reported reasons for angry driving, the survey results suggest.
Women more commonly reported road rage behaviour from personal aspects, while men were more likely to become aggressive after being cut off.
Only 15% of men and 22% of women considered themselves to be drivers who don’t engage in any aggressive behaviour.
"I think it is fair to say that all of us, at some point in our daily travels, have encountered a form of road rage,” Janine White, vice president, marketplace for Kanetix noted. “Our goal with this study was to gain a better understanding of what triggers the most common types of road rage so we can raise awareness of the issue and offer advice that will hopefully keep people calmer behind the wheel.”
The survey was conducted in August with Leger Marketing's online panel, LegerWeb. The sample size was 1,423 Canadian drivers 18 and older.
"PC Load Letter"? What the fuck does that mean?
2014 Toyota Venza V6 AWD Limited
2013 Subaru Legacy Touring 6MT
ben oui, pas un mots pour le cave qui est a la source du probleme :P
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