[bandit400]

I see:
You are driving slowly in the left lane and not overtaking other vehicles, which requires vehicles and a semi to pass you unsafely in the right lanes. You should be in one of the other two lanes.

You should NEVER USE YOUR FLASHERS unless there is an actual emergency. This creates confusion because the other drivers do not know if you are applying your brakes or signaling your turns.

 

[BoostedV]

I see:
You are driving slowly in the left lane and not overtaking other vehicles, which requires vehicles and a semi to pass you unsafely in the right lanes. You should be in one of the other two lanes.

You should NEVER USE YOUR FLASHERS unless there is an actual emergency. This creates confusion because the other drivers do not know if you are applying your brakes or signaling your turns.

agreed & not yielding the left lane is a fat ticket

 

[CrazyMind2017]

That's a Toyota!

 

[UMRdyldo]

"Since I am old school been around. I have common sense to know how to safely say thank you have a nice day! "

Literally isn't driving safely/correctly in the video.

 

[mrtn]

Dude, you are causing other drivers violate traffic laws (I suppose they are the same in the US) by passing you on the right side. The slowest vehicle must always stay in the rightmost lane.

 

[kenk]

I see:
You are driving slowly in the left lane and not overtaking other vehicles, which requires vehicles and a semi to pass you unsafely in the right lanes. You should be in one of the other two lanes.

You should NEVER USE YOUR FLASHERS unless there is an actual emergency.

In Ontario, Canada there are no specific restrictions on hazard light use. However, it is suggested that they be used in the following situations.
You are stopped on the road or at the side of the road.
You are travelling signficantly below the speed limit.
Visibility is seriously degraded in bad weather.
Traffic is slow or stopped ahead of you.

Also, use your headlights AND taillights when driving in rain or when vehicles are pulling up spray.

And, PLEASE, keep to the right hand lane (in Canada and USA) unless passing.

 

[mrtn]

Visibility is seriously degraded in bad weather.

European models have rear fog light(s) for that. Hazards for emergency braking (automatic flashers in Euro models) or roadside emergency only.

 

[Spectreniner]

Lol

 

[Scott091981]

Here in Houston we get a good amount of downpours, and the following has worked well for me.

I turn on my headlights so that I increase own visibility but also the visibility of my vehicle to others. I use the middle lane as the far right lanes typically have standing water which can be hard to see during severe downpours and the left lanes are for people who insist in driving 65 mph even though you cant see 20 ft in-front of you.

Last, but probably most important, I drop speed trying to a good mix of slow enough to see, react and avoid hydroplaning
yet not so slow as to hold up traffic and possible cause myself to get rear ended.

Its kept me alive.