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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383378 04/23/25 11:34 PM
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Makes it real hard to tell when they are braking or changing lanes.


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: reeltexan] #15383382 04/23/25 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by reeltexan


I think it’s a thing in other parts of the country and they’re here now.


This is true. As a trucker I see it a lot up north. In the rain or snow they like to drive with their flashers on. They still want to speed up so I can’t pass, so it’s not a speed issue.

We are taught 4 ways come on once vehicle speed drops to 45 or less. Once I’m over 45-50, the flashers go off. It would be a perfect world if we were all on the same page here.

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383385 04/23/25 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Rescue Fire
But what if they are in the middle lane just going the speed of traffic?


This is stupid, if that’s what they’re doing.

Anyone who has been in the interstate in a heavy snow storm will appreciate slow moving vehicles using their hazards.

The type of snow that closes everything down here for the week or more, that nobody knows how to drive in.

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: TexDawg] #15383386 04/23/25 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by TexDawg
Only ever put the hazards on during real frog choker rains, like deluge stuff.


💯% same....


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383425 04/24/25 12:46 AM
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It’s a retards thing!

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383682 04/24/25 12:56 PM
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With the /wind and rain yesterday and a fully loaded trailer hell yah I flipped the hazards on and cruised. I could barley see anything yesterday morning all the way to the job site in Plano.

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383688 04/24/25 01:00 PM
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Hell I was in a dust storm that turned into a rain and dust storm somewhere in okie land once . I just gave up and pulled over I couldn’t see past the hood of my truck .

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383699 04/24/25 01:16 PM
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Against the law in Florida.


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383721 04/24/25 01:52 PM
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When people turn their hazards on in front of me during a heavy rain it makes it harder for me to see. If you are able to drive the speed limit and you have your hazards on then you are an idiot. if you have your hazards on and you are in any lane other than the far right lane then you are an idiot. If you have your hazards on and you are passing people then you are an idiot.

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: nfhbass] #15383722 04/24/25 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by nfhbass
To me it means they’re going much slower than the flow of traffic or speed limit because of the conditions.

They don’t want to get smoked because someone wasn’t expecting how slow they were going…

I don’t usually do it, but I have turned my hazards on if the traffic on the interstate comes to a standstill and there is traffic quickly approaching me from behind. Mostly because I got smoke hauling my boat by someone that flew up on me from behind.

I appreciate it when people do it.


This is how I see it.

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383725 04/24/25 01:56 PM
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Transplants just creating more glare on the road and making it harder to see. Perfect logic. hammer

Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383734 04/24/25 02:06 PM
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it has kept me from rearending a few times. In a small car low to the ground, when it rains visibility can be almost zero. I do it myself occaisonally. Way more distracted drivers on the road today.


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Big Hopper] #15383738 04/24/25 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Hopper
Against the law in Florida.

Needs to be here too.


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Big Hopper] #15383748 04/24/25 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Hopper
Against the law in Florida.


I think this has been changed.


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Re: Driving in the rain with your hazards on [Re: Rescue Fire] #15383761 04/24/25 02:51 PM
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Texas Department of Public Safety a few years ago was promoting using flashers during rain.

I see they have stopped, I was always told it was for emergency only, I find it odd and dangerous to have them on while driving unless you are having car issues and can't go very fast, and like trying to get to side of road.

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