Top Five things NOT to do on Highways

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These Top Five things NOT to do on Highways comes just as spring is shaking off the chilly winter while encouraging open-air and carefree driving. This recent photograph of the slow, obnoxious, bubblegum pink scooter was taken while the oblivious rider putted along – slowing traffic around her. Better still, she had no license plate, refused to wear a helmet and had a grocery bag placed behind her legs. That’s why she earns our number five slot.

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Top Five things NOT to do on Highways #5: Don’t be an idiot and hinder traffic; especially when you’re not wearing a helmet. Look, we know you simply must make a statement and your hair is only happy billowing in the wind, but be reasonable. At the very least, stay the hell off the freeway before someone uses a mop to clean up your brains from the tarmac.

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Top Five things NOT to do on Highways #4: Don’t overload your car and drive on the freeway. If you only have a small vehicle to transport goods, consider using streets to prevent unnecessary carnage when it falls off.

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Top Five things NOT to do on Highways #3: Do not drive with unsecured animals on your lap, in the bed of your truck or near an opening (window) without a restraint of some sort. Just think about a highway accident and what will happen to “Fluffy” when your airbags deploy. Check out this Top Five Cars for Pets (here).

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Top Five things NOT to do on Highways #2: Never text on the highway. You will kill yourself (oh well) or others; (not good) just don’t do it – it can wait.

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Top Five things NOT to do on Highways #1: Don’t be stupid enough to drive while inebriated. Please.

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Easily amused by anything with four wheels, Nathan Adlen reviews vehicles from the cheapest to the most prestigious. Wrecking yards, dealer lots, garages, racetracks, professional automotive testing and automotive journalism - Nathan has experienced a wide range of the automotive spectrum.  His words, good humor and videos are enjoyed worldwide.
Easily amused by anything with four wheels, Nathan Adlen reviews vehicles from the cheapest to the most prestigious. Wrecking yards, dealer lots, garages, racetracks, professional automotive testing and automotive journalism – Nathan has experienced a wide range of the automotive spectrum. His words, good humor and videos are enjoyed worldwide.