Driving in the fog: Swingers Discussion 2161321031

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User Details are only visible to members.	Been having teens? I prefer them a little older, personally.
Hunt Valley MD			Username hidden (3555 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Fog has been terrible the last couple days here, but I'm not complaining. I prefer the warmer temps compared to the teens we've been having!
Gap PA			Username hidden (1663 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Funny that this should come up.... Thick fog is very unusual in this area, but on Saturday we drove through Sequoia National Park to see the General Sherman tree, and this was the most treacherous stretch of road I have ever driven. The fog was insane, and once the sun went down it got even worse. 5 mph hairpins constantly, poorly marked lines in the road..... it was awful. On the way out there was a time where I literally had to stop the car to get out and see where the lines were to figure it out and avoid going off the cliff. This impatient guy behind me pissed me off at first but turned out to be a blessing. He went around front of me.... I don't know if he had better lighting or if he was just used to it, but once in front of me I could just follow his taillights, which showed up wonderfully in the fog. Meant I had to drive a little faster than I would have liked given the circumstances, but this guy was my way out, and dammit I was not going to let him get away.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11782 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Robert, that might be true if you're driving where the roads are already lit, but I very much doubt driving without lights in fog in the country would be safe at all. And, as Funshine said, fog lights on your car are awesome for helping one see better in fog.
Sheboygan Falls WI			Username hidden (6973 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Hey Robert, I know exactly what you're saying! But fog lights do help a lot. On a side note, how's your story writing coming along?
Gap PA			Username hidden (1663 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Anyone ever notice how you can drive better in the fog without your headlights? I am driving in this mine and it is a foggy night. Every time I must move, I have to have my lights on... But with them off I can see further as the light isn't bouncing off the fog and reducing my line of sight. Sadly even I will admit that others must be able to see me coming and thus the need for the lights... Don't wish to be made a flat smear on the road by one of the massive earth movers.
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