엔진오일 교환 수리 사례

2026. 9. 14. 작업

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As someone who regularly drives both small and large cars, I think small cars are much more likely to be bullied, much less likely to be treated with respect and much less likely to have another driver be kind to them.Do you agree or disagree?And if you agree, at what size class of car does the bullying mostly stop?

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chrisb92 said: willisit said: I have a Viva and a Mustang.. but it's not limited to that, I bike as well and I do wonder why people think I have the same braking power... but in any case, I'm tailgated in the small ones, and not in the Mustang. I tend to ignore it. I won't speed up when I'm at the limit, nor will I pull over so they can speed off (in zones with kids, pets etc..). A bit of road etiquette would be nice.. but alas, never gonna happen.I should point out it's often BY large vehicles. I wonder if in a Range Rover the sense of speed is so poor the drivers think they're okay? That or they're just a-holes. :/You know what would be good road etiquette? Pulling over into the left hand lane when trundling along at 70mph.See a lot of kids, pets, etc on the motorways round your way?I assumed the guy was talking about single carriageways in 30mph built up areas.