My pet hates!!! What yours ???? Car related

Leyland Worldmaster · 2nd March 2017, 22:42

Okay, well I've spoken to some penguins and we feel that using the same kind of logic, what's known as a handbrake is a parking brake.

So if I one is pausing in a queue of traffic at traffic signals, then one is not parked!

So holding the vehicle on the footbrake is absolutely fine!

Some cars and buses actually illuminate the brake lamps when the parking brake is applied anyway.

If brake lamps are so irritating, my penguins and I have a solution though. Take the bus- and sit in a rearward facing seat, or use a train- they don't have brake lamps.

Trams do however.

And we all know that outside London, most places have a pretty poor public transport system.

That being the case, it's probably better to accept the odd brake lamp thing and just concentrate on driving.

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2nd March 2017, 22:42	#9
Leyland Worldmaster This is my second home Audi A2 1.4TDI Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Avec the Penguins! Posts: 11,469 Thanks: 3,355 Thanked 1,622 Times in 1,057 Posts	Okay, well I've spoken to some penguins and we feel that using the same kind of logic, what's known as a handbrake is a parking brake. So if I one is pausing in a queue of traffic at traffic signals, then one is not parked! So holding the vehicle on the footbrake is absolutely fine! Some cars and buses actually illuminate the brake lamps when the parking brake is applied anyway. If brake lamps are so irritating, my penguins and I have a solution though. Take the bus- and sit in a rearward facing seat, or use a train- they don't have brake lamps. Trams do however. And we all know that outside London, most places have a pretty poor public transport system. That being the case, it's probably better to accept the odd brake lamp thing and just concentrate on driving. �� __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 🏓