In New Zealand, a single toot of the horn, or a long blare of one’s
horn, signifies you are upset with the other driver.
John was inadvertently telling the truck driver he either did not pull
over soon enough or perhaps he had not pulled over far enough.
horn, signifies you are upset with the other driver.
John was inadvertently telling the truck driver he either did not pull
over soon enough or perhaps he had not pulled over far enough.
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The truck driver
While John was driving through the rural
countryside in New Zealand, he began to
approach a truck ahead of him on the narrow
winding road.
As he got close the truck pulled over to allow him
to pass. John gave a tap on the horn to thank the
truck driver for the courtesy.
The truck driver was highly insulted.
Why?
While John was driving through the rural
countryside in New Zealand, he began to
approach a truck ahead of him on the narrow
winding road.
As he got close the truck pulled over to allow him
to pass. John gave a tap on the horn to thank the
truck driver for the courtesy.
The truck driver was highly insulted.
Why?
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