Signing and Driving

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving?

Talking with your hands? Deaf people and interpreters do it all the time. Communication happens.

Drinking and Driving!

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving?

DRINKING? Now what are you going to do?

Take a Taxi my man! Get a designated driver! Walk! Whatsa Wrong With you?

Bad Spock and Driving!

My first attempt at a bad Spock was a flop, "What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving?" Bad was used in theme, not reality.

Thinking about http://badspock.blogspot.com/ I tried again with, "Snap out of it Spock! There are no klingons on your starboard side." Whether or not it is accepted, I have had a few laughs and that is what counts. Enjoy!

Quit the Vulcan Greeting Spock! This is not the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-C it is a Honda Civic...

Backseat Driver Distraction

What Were You Thinking When You Should Have Been Driving?

What a Good Boy! I hope he doesn't jump out! Look at that tongue... All that slobber can't be good for the paint!

No Drinking and Driving

Crying and Driving!

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving? Crying and Driving!

My oldest daughter left for the UK yesterday! Tears and driving don't mix well! Don't get me started.

HAPPY EASTER!

Eating Ice Cream and Driving

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving? Eating Ice Cream and Driving!

Don't look at me, look at the road!

Crazy Drivers!

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving? Obscured View and Driving.

"I Didn't See Them, I Don't See Anything!"

Question: Why do people drive vehicles with an obscured view?

Ponder: Look over there, a child is riding their bike into the road... or a dog, or a door being opened, or a parent with groceries getting into their car... the list goes on.

Issue: The Handicap Placard is for parking, not driving, although, I am all for creating warning placards for other drivers to beware.

For example, a dear family friend of mine, age 80 something, drove his car without being able to lift his head to look up or turn his head side-to-side due to severe osteoporosis. On one occasion he hit a school bus and on many others he side swiped vehicles and ran over poles.

What kind of placards can we create to warn other drivers of our issues?
What about mental issues, a hot-head, road rage, vulgar, stiff neck, vision, hearing, missing limbs, slow cognitive processing, slow response time, and others? Notice that most of these issues have naught to do with a wheel chair. I think we need new warning placards!

I wonder if a driver is guilty of premeditated murder if they run over someone and kill them with an obscured view. Is it a premeditated crime or not?