We have all experienced those slow,
inconsiderate walkers who can’t seem to determine which way to go, or their
cart sits in the aisle at the grocery store without moving for passers-by. There are also the dangerous wayward drivers
who drive below the speed limit in the fast lane, swerving in and out of lanes
or driving the center line. Be
considerate of others and be aware of your surroundings. It is selfish to only think you exist on this
planet. Don’t be oblivious to those
around you. Show your respect for others
in small daily gestures.
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Don’t be a wayward walker. This includes whether you are at the grocery
store, pushing a cart in a parking lot, or blocking the entire sidewalk and not
allowing bikers to pass. Avoid sudden
stops in the middle of an aisle or congested areas. Oftentimes there are multiple people behind
you, be aware of this and step to the side if you must stop. This includes making a phone call or texting,
just move out of the way during your loss of concentration and everyone will
appreciate the consideration.
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Do not be a wayward driver. Either we have driven behind these people or
in the passenger seat. This situation
can be the most frustrating! Unlike when
walking, we can easily maneuver around the other person, but when driving we
have traffic laws to follow without causing an accident and injuring
others. The best place to start
improving these ridiculous driving conditions should be with you. Avoid using your cell phone or giving into
distractions, this will keep the roads safer with less accidents and road rage.
Did you get the hint?
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