dtech
Well-Known Member
You might succeed in disrupting their phone conversation to the point where they smile and wave at you, I think that's largely a millennial thing though, and on that subject Denver is ranked as no 1 destination for them.After not one, not two, but three separate incidents recently I'm considering a train horn.
On three separate occasions I've had people entering the freeway come over multiple lanes and merge into me or pull up passing me on the right (I was in the middle lane) and then decide to merge into my lane.
All three times they were holding a cell phone like a slice of pizza and having a conversation. I swerved, braked, and honked. When I recovered I pulled up next to them and they were totally oblivious to what had happened. Still engaged, intensively, in their conversation. They never saw me and never heard me - or at least it never clicked that the horn was for them.
If I do a train horn, I'd like to put it on some sort of delay so the normal horn goes first and then after a second or two if I'm still on the horn, the train horn comes on. That way I can still use the non-obnoxious horn for little toot-toots and then when there is one of those full on emergency moments, I get the train horn.
My only concern is that if the existing horn is already at or very close to the legal limit, then a train horn at the legal limit isn't going to do much. Or is it?
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