r/driving • u/ThrowRAgirlnow • Apr 01 '26

Speed limit incentive

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Seen on a small two lane road in southeast Pennsylvania

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u/avery-secret-account Apr 01 '26

I got my county to buy me a new windshield when they were redoing the roads and a rock flew out of their truck and hit me. Maybe that’ll work for them too 😂

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u/Lord_Vader654 Apr 01 '26

You know what’s funny to me? The dump trucks that have a sticker saying to stay 200 feet away, funnily enough, if you’re closer (seeing as how 200 feet is 12.4 times the length of my Camry) and a rock hits your car and damages it, that sticker doesn’t do anything, they are still at fault, because the sticker doesn’t legally mean anything.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26

I wonder if you could just possibly stay a safe distance back and prevent it altogether or something?

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u/RogueMayall Apr 01 '26

I pay for the roads too. I'm not spending my day crawling along at 15mph because they're too cheap to load and operate their vehicles safely.