Originally posted by: mb
WTF? No!Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Most likely the car was an automatic and was in gear when it got hit and driver took their foot of the brakes.Originally posted by: sygyzy
Was that station wagon on the lower right trying to leave the scene?
Might not have even noticed they were moving if there were kids in the car they were attending too.
BTW this is why they tell you to put the car in neutral at intersections, not that anyone listens.
Originally posted by: Insomniator
Originally posted by: mb
WTF? No!Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Most likely the car was an automatic and was in gear when it got hit and driver took their foot of the brakes.Originally posted by: sygyzy
Was that station wagon on the lower right trying to leave the scene?
Might not have even noticed they were moving if there were kids in the car they were attending too.
BTW this is why they tell you to put the car in neutral at intersections, not that anyone listens.
lol ditto
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Although I often do in my manual transmission vehicle.
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Although I often do in my manual transmission vehicle.
As you should. Sitting there with the clutch depressed wears out the throwout bearing.
Originally posted by: skyking
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Although I often do in my manual transmission vehicle.
As you should. Sitting there with the clutch depressed wears out the throwout bearing.
Throwout bearing?
Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: skyking
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Although I often do in my manual transmission vehicle.
As you should. Sitting there with the clutch depressed wears out the throwout bearing.
Throwout bearing?
i put it in neutral at lights too, i have a 5 spd stick in my truck. what i hate is forgetting its not in gear when the light turns green.
Originally posted by: skyking
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Although I often do in my manual transmission vehicle.
As you should. Sitting there with the clutch depressed wears out the throwout bearing.
Throwout bearing?
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Most likely the car was an automatic and was in gear when it got hit and driver took their foot of the brakes.Originally posted by: sygyzy
Was that station wagon on the lower right trying to leave the scene?
Might not have even noticed they were moving if there were kids in the car they were attending too.
BTW this is why they tell you to put the car in neutral at intersections, not that anyone listens.
Originally posted by: LS21
couldnt see if there was a car closely behind the white car in middle lane...but moron didnt even move as the van SLOWLY slid back towards him...
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
NEVER TRY TO RACE A YELLOW LIGHT
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Most likely the car was an automatic and was in gear when it got hit and driver took their foot of the brakes.Originally posted by: sygyzy
Was that station wagon on the lower right trying to leave the scene?
Might not have even noticed they were moving if there were kids in the car they were attending too.
BTW this is why they tell you to put the car in neutral at intersections, not that anyone listens.