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Only two is hardly a fair sample and it may also be the type of ‘rich’ men you attract.

To be of any worth the study needs to be replicated in similar suburbs of cities across America and Europe where there are an eclectic variety of motor vehicles.

I drive a 12 year old Vauxhall Corsa...I’m a very courteous driver!

"They came to this conclusion after asking volunteers to cross a sidewalk hundreds of times, filming and analyzing the responses by car drivers."

Well, there's the problem right there. If the drivers were already on the sidewalk, they weren't paying attention to the pedestrians anyway....

But seriously, folks....

I don't like driving in my nearby university town, Ann Arbor, myself, because the pedestrians seem to have an insufferable sense of superiority over the drivers. They stroll out into traffic whenever they feel like it and expect cars, buses, articulated tractor-trailers, to come to a screeching halt and let them pass. Most don't even check to see if there's anyone coming.

Whereas I myself feel it's in my interests to use the crossings, wait for the Walk signal, or at the very least look out for the onrushing 2,000 pounds of steely death. The car will do a lot more damage to me than I'll do to it in a collision, so I feel it's incumbent upon me to yield the right of way.

Hell this must mean I am an almost godlike driver!

Guess who will be setting their auto drive cars to protect me first...mmm

I live in vegas and yep its true.

The vehicle I drive the most is a Bluebird, costs $110,000, does that count? Since I walk to work, the car in the garage is an 18 year old Chevy that I drive once a week, a little more in the summer.

Probably accurate. It's part of the "big car, little willie" phenomenon.

Well then I must be a sweetheart. I drive a 2012 Hyundai.

I used to drive what my husband called a pimp mobile when I could afford it. I like pretty comfortable cars and used to spend an hour and a half a day commuting. Many people have committed on my kindness and consideration throughout my life so i hope i am an anomaly.

Well, I know guys who have expensive cars and they are sound. So, this is bullshit. Of course there are people who own expensive cars
and are jerks but that's like everything in life. Once I got a lift from a guy in Scotland with a Jaguar and he was very nice. I already had a big car and, behind the wheel I admit I'm a bit of an arsehole due
to road rage but that's me in particular.

The info you posted is accurate for most of those people. I work at a gas station and I see all the time. Not to mention the ones that park in the fire lane in front the building ,because to lazy to walk a few extra feet. The assholes who park right in front of the door really piss me off.

I've noticed the same phenomenon with people who drive large vehicles.

Linda & I have owned everything from a $900.00 Dodge pickup to custom made BMWs we picked up in Bavaria. Our driving habits have remained the same.
NOTE: We've both experienced driving in foreign lands where the "rules of the road" can be VERY different. That has caused some confusion and no doubt perceived as "bad behavior" at times.

Well regulated research does not lie

Often true. Also applies to expensive watches (they always make sure you see it), unnecessarily expensive clothing, etc.

Good point unless it's a vintage classic like MGtd not flashy Benz or BMW caddy that's just showing off their ignorance