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About Abortive Driving

Over the past few years.I have been seeing a lot of news about hail-drivers.In some accidents, the driver of the car or motorcycle on the side of the distracted driver was killed, and it is truly heartbreaking to think of the feelings of the families left behind. Incidentally, what is "distracted driving"?

To motor vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles on the roadActions that create a traffic hazard on the road by agitating the surrounding drivers while they are driving for any cause or purpose.of the(omitted)Most of the actions that take placeHonking horns, closing the space between cars, and agitating.Some, however, cross the line and commit crimes. Some, however, cross the line and commit crimes. Their actions include stopping the other driver's car, threatening to pull him over, dragging him out of the car, and assaulting him.
*Wikipedia: "shuffling (one's feet)"

Wikipedia explains.


*Image source.Payback action for conspicuous distracted driving! The Risks Taken for a Momentary Sense of Refreshment are Huge!

It also said this about the causes of stirring up driving.

Cars.A space where you can move as you wish and still be protected.Therefore, while driving, a person canPsychologically, the feelings tend to be greater.So, when things don't go one's way, even the smallest things tend to bring out feelings of anger.

And. It is often said that "When you take the wheel, your personality changes.They say, "This is also due to the fact that the feelings grow louder. Research also shows that "Large, eye-catching cars.and "luxury carWhen you get on "TheI felt as if I were a great man.Some drivers are more aggressive than others....

I see...I don't know.

Increased police enforcement

In January 2018, the National Police Agency issued a notice to strengthen its crackdown on blatant driving. In addition, as a countermeasure in the event that a driver encounters an agitated driver, the "Install drive recorders for the front and rear of the car, or when passengers are present, have them record the video and submit it to the police as evidence.He urges.


*Image source.Payback action for conspicuous distracted driving! The Risks Taken for a Momentary Sense of Refreshment are Huge!

I remember when I was little, my brother and I used to ride in the back seat of the car my mother drove, and we would often get bumped by the car following us.(Was my mother driving too slow?)I was so happy to be able to do it. At such times, my mother would always say, "Hey, you two, turn around and stare at the guy behind you!Say.(There were no car seats back then.)I was looking back with my brother and just staring at the old man in the driver's seat (laughs).

This also worked surprisingly well, so that every time my brother and I encountered a hailed driver, we would say, "We've been waiting for you!I remember turning around and glaring at him as if to say "I'm sorry. But now that I think about it, that's a pretty dangerous thing to do, since there's such a thing as "retaliation" these days...

Abortive driving while driving a Porsche

When you drive a so-called luxury car, like a Porsche, it is rare to be agitated by a following car. In a recent blog, I wrote, "I drove 1000 km round trip in my Panamera and never once got stirred up.I just wrote, "I really do.

What's so great about the Panamera! -A wonderful thing I rediscovered after driving 1,000 km round-trip.

Her husband also said that she was a "good driver" and that she

In my experience.None of us have been stirred up by the Panamera Turbo.and. As for the Boxster, it's not so much that it's agitated as it is that it's "They will close the distance between cars to get a closer look.There are sometimes some cars that are "just a little bit too aggressive. Also, on the rare occasion, there is a car that agitates me, but when that happens, I don't want to be the one to do it.Sports exhaust ON and blipping!And they'll generally back off.

He said.

'Well, what about the air-cooled (964C2)? It's a small, pretty silhouette, and to be honest, a lot of people don't know about it, so it can be a bit of a turn-off, don't you think?" I asked.

That's why.The 964 is so small and old, but it is surprisingly not agitated.Also.I've never been agitated between Porsches at all.Nah. Even the Porsche that has been flying from behind me drives in a mannered manner, keeping a certain distance between cars when I approach. A sense of camaraderie among Porsches, I guess.

He said. Also.Even though I drive a Porsche, I get agitated by a modified domestic sports car.We have heard of this, but we have yet to experience it. In other words, as long as you drive a Porsche, I don't think you need to worry much about getting "stirred up".

Don't let yourself be a distracted driver.

The only thing you have to think about when you're driving a Porsche is...On the other hand, it's about the possibility of "agitating yourself".

 

The Porsche handles with precision and stability.It makes you feel as if you are a better driver.Also, even when traveling at a certain speed, there is no "sense of speed" at all, so you may find yourself stepping on the accelerator and accelerating faster and faster.

So when I'm driving down the highway in my Porsche, I honestly think, "Why are you driving so slow... (-_-)" and can become frustrated with the car ahead of them. Her husband also

On the German autobahn, slower cars often give way promptly when faster cars come along.If the car ahead doesn't notice you, you can signal them with your left blinker or a light passing signal and they will yield promptly. These are great manners.
But in the case of Japan.As long as you obey the speed limit, you are not obligated to yield.I think that's why the problem of aggressive driving is more likely to occur.

He said. I see...

But that doesn't mean that there's no need to say, "I'm not going to be there.Never agitate the car ahead of you.If the traffic is too slow and you really want to overtake, you have no choice but to "pass" from the left side of the road with a sufficient safety margin.(Traffic laws prohibit "overtaking" from the left side of the road.)The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

Then why is it that "It is absolutely wrong to agitate the car ahead of you.The primary reason, of course, is safety.

Being "in a luxury car like a Porsche" generally doesn't make a good impression on the public.

From.

In the pastThis articleAs I wrote in the previous section, even if the person driving the Porsche is doing so normally, the people around him or her may not see it as such.It's a rich man's game. It's sarcasm."It may be thought to be a good idea.

Porsche is aIt is the object of the world's admiration and envy at the same time.

For example, if an ordinary domestic car parked on the street, people would think "Don't park here (*_*)," but if a Porsche parked on the street, they would say "I'm sorry, I'm sorry.Just because you drive a little luxury car doesn't mean you have great, bad manners!and often generate more animosity than usual.

In addition, "The Porsche was going too fast and caused an accident.The news story, "A passenger car has been involved in an accident," would have been a headline for a typical domestic car, but in the case of Porsche, the headline would have been "A passenger car has been involved in an accident," but in the case of Porsche, it would have been named "Porsche AccidentThe report says.

That's just the way it is...that's the way the world is, not just Porsche.

Therefore, if a Porsche, which even just stands out from the crowd, were to engage in a bookie driving, I think it would generate a considerable amount of animosity from the people around it.

Danger of exposure

In the midst of all this, I think we need to be especially careful these days.SNSIt is. By now, on twitter, you've seen the

"There's a car driving a red light, so I'm going to expose it."

Along with the comment thatA video was posted of a video of a stirring driver.I've seen a few of these. Since it is "exposing," the license plates of the cars that are being taunted are naturally not hidden, and there are quite a few RTs on these posts. If it escalates further, it may even lead to personal identification.

If my Porsche was exposed on social media like that....and just the thought of it is very frightening.

Of course.Safe driving comes first, so don't drive aggressively.is the most important thing, but as mentioned above, a luxury car like a Porsche, especially one with aNeed to be a well mannered driver.I think so. If you want to drive hard, you should go to a circuit.

On the other hand, if you are driving a Porsche and give way to aThe Porsche gave way.I also hear that the stock will go up (w) because of the "w" in the name of the company.

From now on, when I drive a Porsche, I will try to drive more safely than usual.

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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  1. SN

    Mina.
    Hello. I know you don't like aggressive driving. I've heard that if you drive a Porsche, you won't be agitated...but this doesn't seem to be true in the U.S. People drive very fast, so if you are in the overtaking lane at 120km/hr or less, you will be followed closely for sure. I know it's subjective, but it's usually the huge pickup trucks that are the roughest drivers. I think they must be fast because of their large displacement.... Mercedes, BMW, and Porsche (especially Cayenne and Macan) have so many of them that they don't seem to care about the type of car.... It seems that the slow ones, no matter what kind of car they are, are just in the way. When I was driving a Maserati at a leisurely pace (100km/hr), a very female driver (minivan) passed me in the driving lane, giving me the middle finger. I was laughing beyond being annoyed. There are all kinds of people in the world.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. SN.
      I guess things are different in the U.S. after all...!
      Although the states are different, when I went to Los Angeles and San Francisco last year, I was cut off by people in the GLS, or even by people who came so close to me that I thought they might hit me, so I thought, "America is so intense...^^;.
      And as you said, everyone is flying really fast...! I thought it was cool in a way (laughs).

      >I was once overtaken by a very female driver (minivan) in the driving lane who gave me the middle finger.
      Eee!!! That's America !!!! It's just like a movie, isn't it?

  2. the power of kasamachikara

    I always enjoy looking at your site.
    Late last year, when my tongue was still dry after posting that I try to drive like a gentleman, I was reported to the police for rash driving.
    The car at that time was not a Porsche but a sales car, a one-box.
    I am presenting the details in the hope that it will serve as a reminder to all of you in various ways.

    At the end of last year, about 30 minutes after 6:30 p.m. I returned to work without incident as if I were driving normally, the phone in my office rang.
    When I answered, it was a call from the C-city police station.
    Does the caller own a vehicle with xxxx license plate number?
    Did you drive in the direction of City C today?
    I knew all of them by heart, so I said, "All yes! I answered with
    He explained that he contacted us because he had received a report that he had been scared by a bookie driver.
    I don't remember such a thing, so I asked him, "Is this the kind of bookie driving that's popular nowadays? I couldn't help but ask back.
    I recall that there was a liter car driving at 40km/h on a 50km/h regulated national road in C-city, and I had to follow it because I caught up with it at a traffic light stop. When I explained that I was not passing, honking, or waving my car, the police officer responded, "There are people who drive slowly," as if he agreed with my explanation...
    I explained that I tried to pass them by using a side road, but the other car entered the same road and continued to drive at 40k/h, so I overtook them when the no-overtaking zone was lifted and returned to my office.
    The police officer's response was that he was very convinced by our argument, and then... "Be careful, there are people who will call the police immediately.
    The phone call was done.
    The next day, I told a young acquaintance what had happened.
    That's driving while agitated... a guy who just got his drive recorder installed...
    They purposely let the cars behind them get close enough to call the police for fun!" He told me.
    After hearing the story, I was convinced that the police officer was very understanding.
    The police can identify the caller even if the number is blocked, so even if they think, "Is this guy calling again? The police will be forced to take action even if they think, "Oh, no, it's this guy again!
    I felt very bad when my daughter asked me about this phone call.

    Everyone, please be careful of rash and rash driving.

    • Mina.Mina.

      kasamachikara acid
      It's been a while! Thank you for reading our blog!

      I read the full text...that's what happens...scary...
      Maybe they are just playing around...but the people around them are really annoyed....

      I'm glad the police were aware of my erratic driving, though.
      If we don't know the person very well, we may be made to be the perpetrator completely...

      Hmmm...on the other hand, if I were driving a Porsche, would I ever be stirred up to drive?

      >I felt really bad when my daughter heard me making this call.

      Indeed...! That's just a little bit scary to imagine, isn't it?
      Thank you for sharing this information! We really have to be careful!

  3. cara

    It has been a while.
    Various people will share the road!

    I've recently gotten into circuits.
    On public roads, I try to drive with the flow.

    It is not the same as an incentive, but
    Unlike the circuit, I was honestly scared.

    The circuit is not perfect, either.
    They are almost all gentlemen.

    sorry
    I'm sorry, I'm getting off topic.

    • Mina.Mina.

      cara acid
      It's been a while ^^^.

      >Different from the agitation.
      >Unlike the circuit, I was honestly scared.

      The person who is racing grass on the circuit said the same thing as cara.
      He said that the public roads are very scary because people don't have good manners....

      Indeed, the circuit is full of gentlemen.
      Even in the Porsche Carrera Cup, amateur drivers are considered to be in the Gentleman's Class, but
      I have recently come to understand the meaning behind that naming (laughs).

  4. brook

    The Autobahn and so-called Japanese highways have different speed limits, don't they?
    I have driven on the Autobahn twice, and most of the Autobahn is unlimited speed (with some exception zones), so if a faster car comes along, it is normal to yield.
    I think it's not a matter of manners or anything like that, because Japanese highways have speed limits, and there is an absolute rule to observe the legal speed limit before yielding or not yielding.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. Ogawa.
      Thank you for your comment!

      Yes, as you say, the speed limits on expressways are different between Germany and Japan, and there are also unlimited speed zones, so they are different to begin with.

      However, I'm the type of person who, when a fast car comes up behind me, I don't like to be agitated, so I immediately give way even if I'm driving at the legal speed.
      It may be more about personality than manners ^^;

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  5. brook

    Thank you for your comment.

    It is only your husband's comment, but I couldn't help but comment because he described drivers who are obeying the legal speed limit as "stubbornly refusing to yield the right of way", which bothered me. I did not intend to attack him. I am sorry.

    Enjoy your Porsche life.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. Ogawa.
      No, not at all.
      Thank you for going to the trouble!

      Drive safe and enjoy your Porsche life!