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In fairness, you are supposed to beep when you're passing another car. Whenever I do that, I wonder if the person I'm passing things that I'm doing it as a criticism. It's just a safety thing that I was taught to do. The beep was the only thing that driver did right.
I never beep. They should know when I roll up at 75, and move to their 8 o'clock its going down. Lol

I've never heard a beep either.
 
In fairness, you are supposed to beep when you're passing another car. Whenever I do that, I wonder if the person I'm passing things that I'm doing it as a criticism. It's just a safety thing that I was taught to do. The beep was the only thing that driver did right.
Interesting, didn’t know this. In what country did you learn this?
 
@Grand Mal Caesar @hedgerow
You are not required to honk your horn when passing, however, by doing so the other driver is required to allow you to pass.

This is from Texas statutes TRANSPORTATION CODE CHAPTER 545. OPERATION AND MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES


Sec. 545.053. PASSING TO THE LEFT; RETURN; BEING PASSED. (a) An operator passing another vehicle:

(1) shall pass to the left of the other vehicle at a safe distance; and

(2) may not move back to the right side of the roadway until safely clear of the passed vehicle.

(b) An operator being passed by another vehicle:

(1) shall, on audible signal, move or remain to the right in favor of the passing vehicle; and

(2) may not accelerate until completely passed by the passing vehicle.

(c) Subsection (b) does not apply when passing to the right is permitted.


It's a safety thing and a good practice, except you run the risk of making the other drivers think you're just being a butthole.
 
@Grand Mal Caesar @hedgerow
You are not required to honk your horn when passing, however, by doing so the other driver is required to allow you to pass.

This is from Texas statutes TRANSPORTATION CODE CHAPTER 545. OPERATION AND MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES


Sec. 545.053. PASSING TO THE LEFT; RETURN; BEING PASSED. (a) An operator passing another vehicle:

(1) shall pass to the left of the other vehicle at a safe distance; and

(2) may not move back to the right side of the roadway until safely clear of the passed vehicle.

(b) An operator being passed by another vehicle:

(1) shall, on audible signal, move or remain to the right in favor of the passing vehicle; and

(2) may not accelerate until completely passed by the passing vehicle.

(c) Subsection (b) does not apply when passing to the right is permitted.


It's a safety thing and a good practice, except you run the risk of making the other drivers think you're just being a butthole.
^ Wow, that's amazing...they don't teach that in NYS. With the no-test driver license transferability between the 50 States, I'd have thought it was uniform throughout the US...good to know.
 
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