Millions of British motorists have admitted to playing a new driving craze called "Sat Nav Racing", in which they race "against
their satnavs....engaging in manoeuvres including overtaking on blind
bends, tailgating, flashing their lights or gesticulating at other
drivers to do so."
According to survey by a major British car insurer:
...the devices give a minimum time to reach a given destination
assuming the motorist travels at the maximum permitted speed along the
suggested route. Beating the time, therefore, invariably means breaking
the law.
Yet 7.2 million of Britain's 37 million drivers engage in the
practice, the survey by Sainsbury's car insurance suggests, although
only half would admit to breaking the speed limit. The results suggest
nearly 150,000 drivers have been involved in a collision while "GPS
racing" in the last year.
Even though he thinks its dumb, this aesthetically challenged dude,
wishes he could race to his Grandma's house but he can't because he's
only got a regular car and no "cumpootuur" in his car. But he's keeping
it real. Please donate and help this dude out so that he can go crash
his car. You'll be doing us all a service.
