Unless the speed limit is 40mph, then it could be an AP1 car on an undivided roadJust look for the cars weaving erratically within their lanes, travelling at 45 MPH.
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Unless the speed limit is 40mph, then it could be an AP1 car on an undivided roadJust look for the cars weaving erratically within their lanes, travelling at 45 MPH.
How is it possible for someone to disagree with this post?On SR 14 in Washington today I saw two Model Ss. One was going the other way and the other was on my side of the highway, but it was in the process of being loaded onto a flatbed tow truck. I didn't realize it was a Model S until I was almost past it, so no picture.
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Surely just fat fingered. I've done it accidentally myself trying to hit LikeHow is it possible for someone to disagree with this post?
Maybe just mischievous and thought it would be funny. Same reason I hit disagree on the prior post by Max*. :-DSurely just fat fingered. I've done it accidentally myself trying to hit Like
Driving from Syracuse to Ithaca yesterday I saw this red Model S approaching, flashed my lights, and received the return flash:
Then, about twenty miutes later, I passed this blue Model X, but didn't see it in time to flash my lights.
On the trip back to Syracuse, in the dark, I actually passed what I'm pretty certain were two more Model Ss, within about five minutes, but the video is unimpressive, so I'm not posting it.
Four Teslas in one shortish round trip is definitely a record for me!
I'll be back in that area next week. I'm used to seeing 50 teslas around my area each day but central NY is pretty sparse.
I'm looking forward to showing off my car to non relatives this time. People are genuinely curious still there whereas most people around the North Shore of Chicago don't care anymore.
I live in Rockland County, NY (across from Westchester County on the unfashionable side of the Hudson River ;-) and got my car in December of 2012. The increase in Tesla's in the NYC area really took off in 2014, but in upstate Central NY - where we have family and two kids attending college - it has been a rare sighting for a long time. It sounds like you take that trip as well so it was probably you that i saw on the rare sightings! I'll be on Rt. 17 and 81N tonight, and i'll be sure to flash.
OK so in NY here and rarely see another S. But noone waves Always in another world. Maybe it's just me looking for friends...........pathetic
Same here, the other Tesla drivers don't even look over, WTH??
Maybe they sense my car is a lowly 75; we're like the wannabes of the Tesla family
I see them a lot more often now, especially in New City, NYI live in Rockland County, NY (across from Westchester County on the unfashionable side of the Hudson River ;-) and got my car in December of 2012. The increase in Tesla's in the NYC area really took off in 2014, but in upstate Central NY - where we have family and two kids attending college - it has been a rare sighting for a long time. It sounds like you take that trip as well so it was probably you that i saw on the rare sightings! I'll be on Rt. 17 and 81N tonight, and i'll be sure to flash.
Same here, the other Tesla drivers don't even look over, WTH??
I'm slowly being trained out of waving by my wife, who yells at me every time she notices another Tesla "NO!!! DON'T YOU DO ANYTHING! STOP IT!" ***sigh*** I still get the odd light-flash in, though; the control is on the side away from her.