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Article #14291Daily gripe: another non-aggressive driver (2)
From: Walt Horning
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 00:00
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I looked to the other side of the street at a stop light and thought this guy needed a shave real bad when I realized he was holding his dog in his left arm such that his own face was blocked. For a moment I even thought the dog was driving the car. Take your pet along so that you can pet your animal and be close to him is really a very kind and tender thing. However, the chances the animal will interfere with your driving are high and this person's non-aggressive attitude towards driving, that is, being "one" with his pet, is yet another example of the non-aggressive driver who is the problem on our roads. I have seen more people with pets in their vehicles (unrestrained) than hot-rod drivers. Oh yes, I almost forgot, the humane society should have also been after this guy, as he had a convertible with the top down and the dog might have fallen out and been injured or killed.
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