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by malevolentbutticklis on September 30th, 2009
Often they are illegals or elderly. Sometimes it's just an excuse. I personally use two feet unless I am driving a stick shift. I guarantee you I can hit the break with my foot already being on the pedal faster than you can move your foot there and hit it.
by Mink90 on September 30th, 2009
They're probably the same people who have the radio blaring while texting on their cell phone while eating a Big Mac. It amazes me how some people get licenses.
by machinerat on October 5th, 2009
All it takes is that initial fluster/confusion, and they're mashing down on what they think is the brake trying to stop the speding vehicle.
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The only problem is that you too will one day be elderly and might plow through a crowded marketplace with your foot "firmly on the brake pedal."
by machinerat on October 5th, 2009