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Old 08-06-2012, 12:41 AM   #15
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On two lane roads we always wave.

On freeways we seldom wave, although truckers wave sometimes as they pass going in the same direction.
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My problem is that I often am reluctant to look at the other driver while I'm looking for any road hazards, passing vehicles, etc and etc. I've found that if I get in the habit of looking to see if the other driver is waving, I'm taking attention from where I need it.

:-0, it also takes my eyes from texting, coffee pouring, and radio fiddling.
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I have found that if I miss another RV'er waving at me, I can jump up and run to the back door and catch him there . . .... . .. ... . .
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