Alright, I don't normally ever start a thread ranting about a particular topic; however, on this specific morning, I have to share...
Most times it's the mini-van moms who catch my attention with their poor driving but they don't typically have a plate number which is easily memorbable; however, today it was a White Chevy Malibu (almost brand new) w/ super dark tinted windows and a Fraternal Order of Police Specialty Plate with the word "OINK" as the personalized number.
Now you would think someone who is obviously LEO affiliated wouldn't tailgate (and I mean within 6' of the car in front of them), make sudden lane changes (without signaling), cutting off other drivers, and generally driving in an overly aggressive manner to the point of almost creating several accidents, but no. This was 465 South (on the east side) to 70 East into downtown.
Today of all days, I forget my smartphone or I would have called in and reported it....but I'm not sure that would have done any good.
Perhaps we should have a douchebag driver thread where we call out fellow drivers by plate # or something.
Most times it's the mini-van moms who catch my attention with their poor driving but they don't typically have a plate number which is easily memorbable; however, today it was a White Chevy Malibu (almost brand new) w/ super dark tinted windows and a Fraternal Order of Police Specialty Plate with the word "OINK" as the personalized number.
Now you would think someone who is obviously LEO affiliated wouldn't tailgate (and I mean within 6' of the car in front of them), make sudden lane changes (without signaling), cutting off other drivers, and generally driving in an overly aggressive manner to the point of almost creating several accidents, but no. This was 465 South (on the east side) to 70 East into downtown.
Today of all days, I forget my smartphone or I would have called in and reported it....but I'm not sure that would have done any good.
Perhaps we should have a douchebag driver thread where we call out fellow drivers by plate # or something.