I live in London UK and you will very rarely see that kind of courtesy, however I spend a lot of time in the countryside and the people are friendlier and definitely more courteous.

Well said

I agree. Situational awareness and common sense.

I got a thumbs up from a trucker when I stopped about 100 feet short of a stop light when he was making a left turn in front of me the other day. If you can do small stuff like that to make things easier for others why not do it.

We get the same thing here in our small town upstate New York. Near albany

I put in 18 years and I think good cops are humble and leave room for their own mistakes. It's a tough job that can be done with honor and integrity by imperfect people who know their weaknesses.

@1965ace well said. I was a FTO but there where times when I would say wow I didn't know that. You can learn something new almost every day.

@@obedcasillas3404 I would reflect on every interaction that left me thinking “this could have gone better “. It isn’t them vs us, it was me vs the standard of honor and integrity I wanted to live up to.

Mike, I had two similar incidents happen to me with law enforcement. First of all I'm 110 per cent behind the guys in blue, they have a miserable job sometimes. I was coming out of a small town in Ohio on a 2 lane when I saw a dog walking along the road so I give him a wide berth in case he ran out in the road, it was 35 mph zone. Within 30 seconds I was pulled over by a local police officer and asked what I was doing. He also said I was going a little to fast, I explained about the dog, he understood & gave me a warning about the speed. The 2nd incident was on a 4 lane divided highway, route 30 in Wayne County, there was a rough patch on the highway that I drove everyday, so I would ease over to the right, over the white line to miss the rough area & then pull back into the lane, I was in the right slow lane. About a mile up the highway I got pulled over by the State Patrol. He checked me for alcohol, he knew right away I wasn't drinking, I explained why I went over the white line, didn't seem to care. I told him I hadn't had a ticket in 20 years, he commented well maybe it will another 20 years. He gave me a ticket for "Marked Lane Violation". I asked a friend (retired State Highway Patrol) who said that the guy was really nit-picking on that violation. I was 45 at the time. I rarely drink, & definitely not when I'm driving. Any Officer can pull me over anytime to see if I've been drinking, that's fine, but don't give me a bogus violation that I bet half of law enforcement doesn't even know what "marked lane violation" is. 2 different scenarios, 1 handled with a warning, the other with a $77 fine. I remember both incidents, the warning made more of an impact, the $77 dollar fine, a very sour taste. I'm 68 now, 24 years ago was the last time pulled over, I guess I deserve a little

Leniency if I get pulled over. Sorry for the lengthy of my comment.😅

Exactly

Here in Kentucky you can tell the people that were raised right. We wave at complete strangers when we pass on the roads. Its a country thing.

I thought this also. I live in philly so if you know about the drivers down here then we’ll you know.!!

@@wayawolf1967 It was that way when I moved to east of Atlanta from Cleveland, OH in '66. It was country back then. You knew who your neighbors were. Now it's urban sprawl with all the attendant downsides.

The Dodge was well over the Stop line to begin with..

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