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02-09-2019 07:58 PM
We frequently drive 3,4,and 10 hrs one way so usually we alternate every 100 miles, unless we are in a big busy city (then DH usually drives).
02-09-2019 07:59 PM
@proudlyfromNJ, ....and my hubby goes nuts when someone tailgates him!
02-09-2019 08:10 PM
When we go shopping together( Costco etc), he usually drives. I am a back seat driver....and not a good passenger. He drives too close to other cars...drives over the speed limit.....
02-09-2019 08:22 PM
Me. The last time I was the passenger was November 21, 2017 when he drove me to my last Dr appt after knee surgery.
02-09-2019 08:35 PM - edited 02-09-2019 08:45 PM
My husband drives his car and I like to look at him driving. I find it and him most appealing. I drive my car but we never take my car when we go somewhere together.
02-09-2019 08:50 PM
I haven't been able to drive since 11/24/18 due to right arm and foot injuries, so my husband drives and I hate that.
Every time, I mean every time, we get in the car he has to site see, even if we're driving on a street we've been on 500 times. How many times have I said, "Jim! Put the ____ brakes on!" Plus, his drinking...
He hit something last fall and totally wrecked the front suspension assembly, as well as the motor mounts. Boy, did that cost us a pretty penny in repairs. I saw the damage and asked what he had done. Here's what he told me - no lie: "A big rock fell on the car." Please do laugh!
Now, how could a big rock have fallen on the car and NOT have caused a huge dent? What I was looking at was the exact opposite: the hood on the right side was pooched up and had a peak on it. Furthermore, when I got in the car and tried to turn the steering wheel - Whoa! To this day, he denies he hit anything. Am trying to think how to ask him what caused our front license plate to get totally smooshed in 2 weeks ago.
Bottom Line: As soon as I'm all better, I'll be doing as much of the driving as possible. He is a menace on the road. (Never stops at stop signs. I wish a police officer would catch him at it.)
02-09-2019 08:51 PM
My husband does most of the driving.I enjoy him driving on trips so I can enjoy the scenery.
02-09-2019 09:09 PM
@sfnative I doubt you find it amusing but I surely did, especially your account of it. The peaked part had me laughing.
02-09-2019 09:16 PM
My MIL was a absolute horrror on the road. I stopped riding with her the last 20 years of her life when she was in her sixties. The last time she was gawking at her friends house and a car was stopped a 1/2 block ahead waiting to make a left hand turn.I was yelling and pointing at the car while pressing my foot against the floor. (Useless I know as she had the brake on her side).We had to go around the car on the right to avoid a** ending him. I made her stop and I drove. That was it, I drove or didn't go with her.
02-09-2019 09:17 PM
@sfnativeI would be terrified to ride with him. You must have nerves of steel
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