Poll: Are you guilty of "Dripping and Driving"?

[JoeD4]

I voted "No, wait for red light." but that's somewhat inaccurate. That's what I do at night or in heavy traffic. Daytime on a straightaway in light traffic.....sure, I'll drip. So I guess my most honest answer would be, "Generally no, but I'll do it under certain circumstances.".

 

[JoeD4]

Rather like some people are capable of texting while driving, and some people are not? Or, maybe like some people are BETTER drivers when they've had a few drinks?

Or, perhaps some people don't take driving as the deadly serious business it is, even without distractions.

I find it helps me drive better if I blast the music (frequently changing CD's), read a road map, adjust the heat/AC, yell at cars around me, stare at the lady's as I pass, shave &/or apply make-up, pick up the atty that fell on the floor on the passenger side, answer the phone, check the rear view mirror for cops, pet my cat (I take him everywhere), put my arm around my wife, catch up on some knitting, eat my dinner, adjust the rear view mirror, adjust the side view mirrors, sip my coffee, write this response on my mobile device, play with the intermittent setting on my wipers, cat call at the lady I just passed, dodge punches from my wife, and (oh yeah) put the key in the ignition!

 

[Mr.Blaze]

Being an avid motorcyclist, I'll ask you nicely to Not drip and drive.

 

[Tanner S Hyde]

For some reason it just hasn't come up yet... I do carry three different kinds of PV especially on a night out, so if one gets "the taste" I grab another.
I used to be the guy runnin late for work, passin everyone from every side, shovin down a breakfast sandwhich, smokin a cig, in a stickshift. Now, I know I COULD still handle those things, but I've found it's so much less stressful to just be prepared.

 

[basic_atheist]

I only drip vape at home. Any other time I'm using a cart with a fast draining filler. I refill all my carts at home. It's much better, easier, and safer to always go prepared. Drip vaping and/or refilling carts while driving does not compute. Error.

 

[MumblinBerk]

I know I'll be publically flogged for this, but here goes.
The TRUTH....

It's a skill issue. Period.

Some people CAN, some can't.
I know, we're not supposed to SAY that, because it's not "politically correct" but it's true.

The sad truth is, they hand out driver's license to EVERYONE, regardless of skill.

In MY world, you would have to drive through a cone-course, flawlessly, at 60mph while making sandwiches, and singing "American Pie" from memory, or be denied a license.

Since no skill is required, or tested, they have to legislate for the LEAST common denominator. (same reason we "graduate" people who can not read their own H.S. Dipolma.) which is why so many people behind the cash register can not make change for you if the power goes out.

but I digress....

sorry. Living in NJ, driving skill is an "issue" for me.
hands-down, the WORST drivers in the country.
(hence, the highest insurance rates)

 

[5cardstud]

I do, it,s so easy. Just slide off condum, refill, condum back on, done. But I should add it's not something that comes up that often. I'm usually full before I leave and thats usually enough.

 

[Tanner S Hyde]

Agree on the lack of testing standards on both counts! Well said!

I know I'll be publically flogged for this, but here goes.
The TRUTH....

It's a skill issue. Period.

Some people CAN, some can't.
I know, we're not supposed to SAY that, because it's not "politically correct" but it's true.

The sad truth is, they hand out driver's license to EVERYONE, regardless of skill.

In MY world, you would have to drive through a cone-course, flawlessly, at 60mph while making sandwiches, and singing "American Pie" from memory, or be denied a license.

Since no skill is required, or tested, they have to legislate for the LEAST common denominator. (same reason we "graduate" people who can not read their own H.S. Dipolma.) which is why so many people behind the cash register can not make change for you if the power goes out.

but I digress....

sorry. Living in NJ, driving skill is an "issue" for me.
hands-down, the WORST drivers in the country.
(hence, the highest insurance rates)

 

[Katattack]

Only drip when trying new flavors...only do that at home so nopers for me.

 

[Thyestean]

In MY world, you would have to drive through a cone-course, flawlessly, at 60mph while making sandwiches, and singing "American Pie" from memory, or be denied a license.

I'd like to add.... while other cars are driving through the same course and must be done in a Wrangler with the doors off so as to get people accustomed to actually looking at what's around them rather than just half-assed glancing at the mirror.

 

[Dudeman]

sorry. Living in NJ, driving skill is an "issue" for me.
hands-down, the WORST drivers in the country.
(hence, the highest insurance rates)

Obviously, you've never been to MA.. lol

 

[firefox335]

When I used my Blu, it would never last through the 20 minute drive to work, so I had to drip on the go. Tried to do it at stopsigns when I could. Now that I have my KR8, it lasts the trip to work plus 2 smoke breaks plus most of the time, the trip home.

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

I prepare for car rides. I will not drip or refill in my car ever. I could easily go an hour without vaping if I had to.

 

[nansc]

Why would anyone even try this?