Please people! If you can’t drive a car, stay off the road! Or at least stay off it while am on it.
If the sign says 60 miles an hour, drive 60 miles an hour and not 40! And certainly not 100!
Do not cut me off because you have a bigger car than me and the cut right in front of a semi truck while I’m behind you.
Do you even realize that when that truck strikes you, I’ll be under it as well?! Is it really that much of a problem to wait ten second for the truck to pass so you can take a left?
And if it’s rainy, turn on the lights! That goes for you bicycle people as well! Let me tell you, it’s not as cool as you think to ride your bike in the dark with no lights on. No one thinks you’re a hero for doing that. It foolish. These rules exist for a reason you know. Not because mister police officer thinks it’s fun to write you a ticket, but to make sure you are visible to everyone else around you.
So stop giving me a heart attack for suddenly appearing in my line of vision. It’s not that hard to remember:
Lights on! Stick to the indicated speed! Be patient!
Thank you!
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November Writing Challenge
Non-FictionThis book is part of the November Writing Challenge. I will write something for one challenge every day during the month of November. "November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows. With night coming early...
