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Recently I have noticed that there are more and more driver's out there that feel as though they are the only car on the road and everyone should bow down to their automotive presence. What gives people the right to speed up behind you and start flashing the headlights like a mad person so you get out of their way? If you were walking in the mall behind someone, would you start screaming at the back of their head to move? Of course you wouldn't, its just not proper etiquette! So why shouldn't normal rules apply to those behind the wheel? I have created a list of rules or steps that all driver's should follow in order to always maintain proper driving etiquette:

Rule #1: Always give someone ample amount of time to move over before flashing your headlights at them! (I will never have any issues with someone who wants to keep traffic moving; however you should never just automatically flash someone unless they're just being a jackass. Next person who flashes me from behind will never get by!)

Rule #2: Never throw a lit cigarette out your window! (Here's a tip Einstein, when you throw something out your window at a speed of 55mph, a little something called "air" blows it directly at the driver behind you! Not too mention Smokey the Bear has proven lit cigarettes to cause forest fires!)

Rule#3: Do not put rims or a spoiler on your car if the car is worth less than the rims or the spoiler! (No matter how much lipstick you put on a pig...it's still a pig! Save your money!)

Rule#4: Do not slow down to see if there is a dead body! (If you really feel the need to see a horrendous accident first hand, just pull up a chair on the highway and wait. Traffic is already backed up for miles, doesn't help when everyone drives by the accident going 5 mph just to get a peek at the misery of others!)

Rule#5: After a snow storm, clean off your car so it doesn't blow off and smash the driver's windshield behind you! (If you really want to throw snowballs at my face while I'm driving, then just ride shotgun and launch them upside my head!)

Rule#6: Do not text message while driving! (God forbid you can't go 20 minutes without gossiping to your friends about how loaded you were at the last frat party. Focus on the road!!!)

Now that you know these 6 tips to proper driving etiquette, you will find yourself being a much more likable driver on the road. More and more people will now start honking and waving to you in appreciation of your newly discovered driving manners. Best of luck on the road, and remember to always think twice before flashing those lights!

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Get the Benefits of Aesthetics and Performance With your Mercedes Spoiler

A spoiler is usually used for aesthetic purposes in cars. It is believed that spoilers can make your car look sportier and cooler. Few people actually know that there's more to it than just aesthetics.

A Mercedes spoiler is an aerodynamic device attached to an automobile whose intended design function is to 'spoil' unfavorable air movement across a body of a car in motion. It does this by disrupting the air flow going over a car so the contact between the tire and the road surface is increased, also increasing traction as well that allows your moving vehicle to brake, turn, and accelerate with more stability. This can result in improved vehicle stability by reducing lift or decreasing drag that may cause unpredictable handling in a car at speed. Another design goal is to increase fuel efficiency.

Spoilers are often fitted to race and high-performance sports cars, although they have become common on passenger vehicles, as well.

However, in most vehicles, high speed is required in order for the spoilers to actually work so it has a great chance that they won't work in slow speeds. If not used properly, these may even be the cause the aerodynamics to become worse.

There are several kinds of Mercedes spoilers available in the market today. A front spoiler, or air dam, is positioned under the front bumper. A rear spoiler, sometimes called a wing, mounts on top of a car's trunklid and is used in racing to create downforce. For pickups, there are also cab spoilers, tailgate spoilers, truck cap spoilers and tonneau cover spoilers. There are also rear window spoilers for SUVs, minivans and even cars simply used to deflect the rain off the rear window.

In racing, particularly in F1 racing, winged spoilers with flaps are mainly to assist braking at cornering at high speeds and at low speeds they only serve the purpose of balancing the vehicle. In NASCAR racing, flat spoilers are only for down force and don't actually assist cornering.

It is important to note that the kind of spoiler you choose for your will affect the handling. Different spoilers have different weights, and adding any amount of weight to the rear of a car will affect your driving as well. Light and sturdy spoilers are made of polyurethane. Other materials commonly used are light weight steel and fiber glass.

Choose the right Mercedes spoiler for your car. Choose one that looks good on your car and one that's functional as well.

About the Author

Dwyane Thomas is a part time cook and full-time auto-enthusiast. This 31-year old Civil and Environmental graduate is a consultant at one of the engineering firms in Pennsylvania.

is it illegal to customize your car (front bumper, spoiler, neon lights, etc.) in the state of maryland?

for example: front and rear bumpers, side skirts, spoiler, neon lights, etc.

you'll definitely get pulled over for the neon lights

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