R2 Launch Watch

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Wow, so that doesn’t just happen where I live. Good to know
Locally, Prius drivers used to be the worst all-around. They've lost their crown to Subaru drivers with Tesla drivers coming in a close runner-up position. Altima drivers now come in third, followed by old-generation Prius drivers, BMW drivers, and then new-generation Prius drivers, in that order.
Just giving you the lay of the land in case you end up passing through NC for a work or Scout event. "Know thine enemy" :ROFLMAO:
 
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Locally, Prius drivers used to be the worst all-around. They've lost their crown to Subaru drivers with Tesla drivers coming in a close runner-up position. Altima drivers now come in third, followed by old-generation Prius drivers, BMW drivers, and then new-generation Prius drivers, in that order.
Just giving you the lay of the land in case you end up passing through NC for a work or Scout event. "Know thine enemy" :ROFLMAO:

Tesla drivers are BY FAR the worst drivers, and they have a vehicle that theoretically compensates for their piss poor driving.

It's possible this is a localized thing (we have a LOT of Teslas in our area and a lot of "new" adult drivers who drive them), but it's gotten to the point where I do my best to avoid being near one on the highway.
 
Locally, Prius drivers used to be the worst all-around. They've lost their crown to Subaru drivers with Tesla drivers coming in a close runner-up position. Altima drivers now come in third, followed by old-generation Prius drivers, BMW drivers, and then new-generation Prius drivers, in that order.
Just giving you the lay of the land in case you end up passing through NC for a work or Scout event. "Know thine enemy" :ROFLMAO:
Perhaps it’s the need to park crooked in order to charge so it just becomes habit. But good to know. Looking like I’ll have enough “stuff” to justify a work/road trip down to Charlotte but still working logistics