
TripUpStairs
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I have been using this signal for the past year, after I was rear ended and my car was turned into a TripUpStairs sandwich.
I knew about arm signals for left and right turns, but didn’t realize this was a thing, it became instinctual after the accident. Now it is muscle memory when I have to slow unexpectedly, or feel like someone is coming up too fast behind me.


Images credit goes to Jeff Xu, Car and Driver

Moxie at the farm tax
Kalei at the beach tax
RustyTromboneGame
You know they also have this new amazing technology called "turn signals" on cars, also known as blinkers. They work wonders.
Imwalkenhere
I cant find a place that sells blinker fluid tho
howitzer921072
OP may be a BMW driver in which case they are unable to take advantage of this amazing technology of which you speak
RustyTromboneGame
Ha
macturlock
When lights fail, it’s good to know the hand signals. I learned these 50 yrs ago in drivers ed, except how can that be?! 50 years. Yikes
RustyTromboneGame
Agreed they are good to know. But they aren't the only tool and most people ignore the hands anyway. I'd rely on blinkers first
Redeyedguy4291
People don't pay attention to blinkers let alone hand signals. Most people are stupid and believe they are the only car on the road
RustyTromboneGame
Exactly. Most people would look at blinker first and then wonder who you are waving at as they smash in to you
OpinionsAreLikeAssholes
macturlock
Moxie and Kalei look like two great dogs to spend the day with.
TripUpStairs