Re: Why not use a Tesla?
"BMWs don't come with working indicators"
Speaking as a cyclist, round where I live, that occurs more often with Audis, although I've seen some attorocious behavior on the road from pretty much everyone, including pedestrians and other cyclists.
When the indicator switch failed on our car (not an Audi or BMW, an el cheapo Citroen...) the AA took it home for us on the back of a lorry, because "it wasn't legal to drive it". I didn't like to suggest that I knew the correct arm signals, because I have no doubt that many drivers nowadays wouldn't have a clue what they meant, plus I was 150 miles from home and really didn't fancy changing lanes on the motorway like that.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
