You're right. My husband pointed out the same.KD5NRH wrote:You're assuming a wide-open drive through. Taco Bell here, in particular, has a lane barely wide enough for one vehicle, with high curbs that my Blazer would barely clear; most passenger cars wouldn't have a chance of getting out if cars were in front and behind. To make matters worse, it's grass for at least several car lengths if you do clear the curb, so in wet weather you might still be stuck.Hoi Polloi wrote:Another thought: you would only be boxed in at the drive-through if you put yourself in that position. How close you are to the car in front of you is almost entirely up to you.
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- Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:18 am
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- Thu Aug 05, 2010 5:29 pm
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Re: Late night drive thru encounter....and no gun.
Another thought: you would only be boxed in at the drive-through if you put yourself in that position. How close you are to the car in front of you is almost entirely up to you. Leaving yourself room to respond to unexpected moves by others doesn't apply only on the road--take it into consideration when stopping or standing as well.
Kudos on getting out of there, staying safe, and on calling the police and the store!
Kudos on getting out of there, staying safe, and on calling the police and the store!