KewlToyZ
Member
- First Name
- Kewl
- Joined
- Dec 29, 2021
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- 9
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- 11
- Location
- Ohio USA
- Vehicles
- 2013 Camaro Convertible, 2012 RAM 1500 4x4 BigHorn
- Occupation
- CDL Truck Driver, retired IT Director
All of it I find useful. How you don't find it useful just scares me more because I am pretty sure you're going to be erratic and disoriented and probably lost messing up the traffic around you ?How useful is it to know you are parked? How useful is it to know that u are facing southwest? Do you really need to know that it's 109 degrees and if it changes to 100 degrees that information should be known immediately. If you put the car into drive and the speedometer is showing 20mph is it necessary to check if you are in drive? Seriously the only info that is immediately useful is the speedometer and even that is completely useless in traffic as you will either be passing traffic.... ergo faster than the speed limit or being passed... ergo slower than the speed limit. With no traffic where you would need to monitor speed is it faster to shift your attention to the glowing number on the windshield or to a glowing number right below it? Science says it does not speed up by putting a number in your line of sight. At night you are actually negatively impacted by the glowing number as the projected light must necessarily be brighter than ambient and prevents night adaption. In other words you are less safe with it than without it.
If I have to microscopically describe the purpose of the information to you, then chances are you are pretty oblivious. Pretty sure you never drove in areas like Washington DC either. Trapped on a freeway for 24 hours is a concept you would likely never encountered. Using a paddle shift transmission in manual mode would completely elude you and you would probably blow the motor up too. Or worse, floor it and back into someone instead of going forward.?
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