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Re: 85 mph/135 kph Troop Trailer

Cheryl Singhal (csinghal@CAPACCESS.ORG)
Sat, 21 Aug 1999 20:45:07 -0400


On Sat, 21 Aug 1999, joeathome wrote:

> Thank You to Mike for his post. I hope that someone close to Troop 248 of
> Norcross GA (or to their Council or their District) sees the post and talks to
> them. Also, I hope we all remember to keep safety and good example in mind at
> all times and even more so when we are in front of boys or displaying Scouting
> insignia to the public. None of us can afford to forget it.

Joe, I feel sure our Atlanta area reps are here -- probably in lurk-mode!

I-81 is getting to be as much a zoo as I-95, and while I'm impressed as
heck that anyone towing a trailer COULD do 85 in a rainstorm, I gotta
wonder if his shoe size is a number bigger than his IQ.

[To try to be fair, though, maybe the driver was from South Louisiana,
where to slow down in a blinding rain is DANGEROUS because no one else
does, which makes you the menace. Been there, done that, and as a
result, I do find myself driving faster under worse conditions than I did
before I spent 10 yrs in Bayou Country.]

Cheryl


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