Secretblend
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Awesome!
Three more drivers were killed, and one injured today in three separate accidents, all on the same roads that I commute every day. The roads here are lethal to drive on.![]()
Maybe it's the drivers and the roads.
I'm not a fan of big traffic.
Higher IQ drivers.this is precisely why I want to go to graduate school for. I'm curious to know what would you suggest to make that road safer.
It's 2-wheel drive until the 4-wheel is engaged by a lever on the side of the console. It has 4-high and 4-low options.Congratulations on the jeep. Is it an all time 4 wheel drive or 4x4?
It's 2-wheel drive until the 4-wheel is engaged by a lever on the side of the console. It has 4-high and 4-low options.
Higher IQ drivers.
Honestly, if people would stop at red lights, yield to oncoming traffic, and not make crazy lane changes, it would be a lot safer.
At one of the main intersections on that same road of my wreck, I can count at least three cars per light change run the red light. I think the most I counted were seven one time.
Too many of these multi-lane roads around here have lots of business and strip mall driveways on them. People just pull out from these driveways at 5 mph into 45 mph traffic and expect people to stop for them.
Design-wise, I think these congested business roads should use frontage roads instead of feeding directly onto the busy multi-lanes. But I doubt it will ever happen because no one wants to use more land for the roads.
That's not Iowa! The drivers here are very calm and rarely see road rage and most of them aren't crazy drivers like in Chicago or whatever.
By the way, congratulations on your new Jeep! Glad you found something you will have once again.![]()
Hey Reba, congratulation on your new Jeep Cherokee.![]()
By the way, congratulations on your new Jeep! Glad you found something you will have once again.![]()
The problem is, many Northerners have moved to the Charleston area.Same goes with Alabama too, except in some portion of Birmingham and 280 Corridor.
Reba! Congratulations! Its great you are getting Cherokee back.
DHB
Reba, congrats, that is great news! So happy for you that you found something you like so quickly.
I don't live on the Charleston peninsula but in an outlying area, about 40 minutes from downtown.Other than the crazy traffic, how do you like living in Charleston? I've visited there a couple times. What a beautiful city it is. I'd love to win the lottery and buy one of those houses on the Battery, overlooking the water.
Congrats on getting another Jeep! Whoot! I love mine...and won't give it up, PERIOD!! I'll wait for it till it dies.It runs awesome!
Sorry, my Jeep was not rebuildable, nor was it a clunker. It worked fine until the day it was destroyed. It was peppy, an AC that chilled better than our newer Commander, comfortable, a good hauler, and (in my opinion) good looking.until it dies ? nothing truly dies. you can always rebuild just like the car shows do. Most people just toss their clunkers since they dont want to spend the money or time for issues.