Thread: Discovery drivers don't wave.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Yeah, reform school.

He was already at Reform School.

Watch the hands on the steering wheel. If one finger moves ever so slightly, that constitutes a wave, out west. If the whole hand comes off, and moves around in a waving motion, that is actually shouting at you, and a waste of energy. Or, they could be chasing flies.

Ive given up waving at D3s / D4s around Sydney they tend to be 'soccer moms'

disco

So lonely these days driving a disco. years and years of driving series landy and defender with heaps of acknowledgement. Started out with the disco waving to my peers only to be rejected. The final straw came when i realised i was out of the landy club when defenders didnt give me a way like im a SUV driver. Shattered

So lonely these days driving a disco. years and years of driving series landy and defender with heaps of acknowledgement. Started out with the disco waving to my peers only to be rejected. The final straw came when i realised i was out of the landy club when defenders didnt give me a way like im a SUV driver. Shattered

Defener drivers are far too busy using both hands to control their trucks to wave at us disco drivers

Originally Posted by trout1105

Defener drivers are far too busy using both hands to control their trucks to wave at us disco drivers

This is a truck.




Using the term loosely, this is also a truck.




This is a car or station wagon, no matter how loosely you use the term 'truck', this cannot be described as such.

i have had many waves from D1 drivers, never in Melbourne, but plenty between Shepparton and Melbourne when going the back way. I think someone earlier said something about D3 and D4 drivers being Soccer Mums which makes sense. D2 drivers seem to be somewhere in the middle. But its a bit like motorcycles. You would always get a wave and now its very rare, I think it could also be a generational thing.