Doesn't driver inattentiveness just about toast your stones?

Since the 1970's I've driven large pickups and SUV's. Never had a wreck nor a ticket in one but I've stuck'em in snow, mud, and sand. I hate the dang things and would never own one. Lots of people like them, their choice. I just wish they'd learn to drive a large vehicle. It takes a different mindset.

Ever watch them on narrow urban streets or Wallmart parking lots? Hug the centerline through traffic then some goof will pull into a parking spot diagonally taking two. Or they're accustomed to weaving their Camry through traffic and drive the SUV like its a Camry. Or they'll drive too fast on urban streets, especially in the rain. Yacking on the cell phone, squabbling kids, dark-tinted windows, brake lights morse-coding "danger!, danger! danger!".

Spock, can I borrow a photon torpedo?

End rant!

Botnst