A Daily Dose of Nothing

This is for all those drivers who have forgotten why cars have turn signals.

"Turn signals (properly "directional indicators" or "directional signals", also "indicators," "directionals," "blinkers," or "flashers") are signal lights mounted near the left and right front and rear corners, and sometimes on the sides of vehicles, used to indicate to other drivers that the operator intends a lateral change of position (turn or lanechange)."

"Today, turn signals are required on all vehicles that are driven on public roadways in most countries."

Quotes courtesy of Wikipedia.

And now the reasons why 57 percent of American Drivers don't use turn signals.

• 42 percent said they don't have time.
• 23 percent said they are too lazy.
• 17 percent said they don't because they forget to turn it off.
• 12 percent said they change lanes to frequently to bother.
• 11 percent said it's not important.
• 8 percent said they don't because others don't.
• 7 percent said not doing it adds to excitement.

57 Percent Don't Use Turn Signals