^ Reminds me of driving to work the other morning. Beautiful sunny dry day, hardly any traffic. We are on a 2 lane highway with a 50 mph speed limit. Older PT Cruiser is in front, older Dodge pickup behind them, and I'm behind the truck. We're already going 45 in the 50, though truck and myself are doing a good job of not tailgating. As we approach a traffic light/intersection, PT cruiser begins slowing down (with a green light mind you) and manages to slow down long enough that the light turns yellow a few yards before they cross the intersection. What do they do? SLAM on the brakes, and come skidding to a stop just barely before the middle of the intersection. Guy in truck reacts quickly, locks up his brakes, and is forced to swerve partly into the oncoming traffic lane to avoid re-ending the PT cruiser. I have to brake a little, but by then, I'd already seen it coming.....person dumb enough to slow down for no reason whatsoever approaching a green light is about to do something really unpredictable and equally or more dumb....which they did. Could easily have caused a 3 car pile up because (I'm guessing here), somewhere in life, probably growing up on this rural island, that driver was taught to always slow down before an intersection. And then they nonsensically decided, F everyone behind me, I need to panic brake to not legally run a yellow light. People like that should be the ones paying for the insurance deductible and furthermore, should need to satisfactorily pass a check ride at the DMV before they get their license back.....in my ideal world of course. Same goes for people who were taught to treat yield signs as stop signs, and unpredictably brake to a full stop for no reason whatsoever. Unpredictable drivers are the cause of the majority of accidents I'd say. Normally the drivers who are unpredictably overly "cautious".....when in fact they are creating a situation where they are more likely to have an accident. /rant