(07-20-2018, 07:11 AM)PF* Wrote:

(07-19-2018, 12:23 PM)Mikey Wrote: Ambulances are even worse, as they have the blinder-lights set on their brake lights, too, so sitting behind one in traffic requires sunblock.

....or am I just that pale?

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Also, the work sites at night- is there any reason why they shine those bright lights directly at oncoming traffic? A similar situation is on A1A in St. Augustine when the Amphitheater lets out. The lights aren't quite as blinding as a work site but it makes it difficult to see a pedestrian (half of whom are somewhat impaired).

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(07-19-2018, 08:08 AM)Rico Wrote: There's a guy (retiree) that works in my local Publix as a bagger.  He spends the day bagging groceries and walking them out to cars.  Yet he parks in the handicap spot right next to the building.

Likely the first one there in the morning with an empty lot to choose from. My friend does that, parks in the HC spot because he can...even if there's plenty of spots open. It's not like he's on crutches or needs a wheelchair. I don't get it.