Driving observations
As I was gnashing my teeth and wailing while stuck behind a slow and indecisive driver today, I came to the conclusion that:
If they have a Canadian Automobile Assocation (CAA) sticker on their bumper, be prepared to slow down.
If they have a CAA-Plus sticker, try to find a different route ASAP to avoid following them. The more services they need from the CAA, the worse their driving.
If they're old enough to sport a DAA decal (Dominion Automobile Association), pull over and take a nap. You're not going anywhere for a loooooong time.
And what's with the Baby On Board signs? I hate those things. I wasn't planning on driving into you in the first place!
If they have a Canadian Automobile Assocation (CAA) sticker on their bumper, be prepared to slow down.
If they have a CAA-Plus sticker, try to find a different route ASAP to avoid following them. The more services they need from the CAA, the worse their driving.
If they're old enough to sport a DAA decal (Dominion Automobile Association), pull over and take a nap. You're not going anywhere for a loooooong time.
And what's with the Baby On Board signs? I hate those things. I wasn't planning on driving into you in the first place!