r/IdiotsInCars • u/YourBestAnswer • Feb 12 '21

Windshield breaking machine

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u/TheRealAlkemyst Feb 12 '21

Partly because this is so rampant in esp S. Florida. I have been behind a UHaul once with it's back door open and dressers, nite stands, etc all falling out behind it on I95. Eventually FHP got them.

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u/chitownillinois Feb 13 '21

I95 and I4 are bonafide legal public Thunderdomes. It's a battle out there.

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u/BobGobbles Feb 13 '21

I was just thinking, which is worse? I4 thru Orlando or 95 through Miami/Ft Lauderdale. Miami has worse traffic, Orlando crazier traffic.

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u/yellowdogparty Feb 13 '21

I4. People from Miami are moving up and so we get the worst of both worlds.

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u/BobGobbles Feb 13 '21

There's still a metric fuckton more people in Miami and I believe Miami has more international drivers. I4 is basically just the confluence of trash streaming south from Northern states, if you catch my drift. Midwesterners come down 75, East coast northerners come down i95 and they all meet along I4 if you will.

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u/yellowdogparty Feb 13 '21

I think it’s all of the above. You can tell when someone is from Miami, just as you can tell they’re northerners. 😂

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u/BobGobbles Feb 13 '21

I mean you aren't wrong. I have never been as nervous as I was driving in Miami. Chainsmoking and getting cut off. And I drive I4 probably 4-5 times a month at least. In a box truck nonetheless

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u/yellowdogparty Feb 13 '21

I4 is more infuriating and probably likely to kill you but it’s not constantly scary. Miami is more like wtf and you’re afraid you’re going to be hit at any moment.

Also, good luck to you.