Fuel for Thought

Unindicated Intentions

By Greg Huggins
Posted Mar 30th 2026 4:59AM
There was a time, not that long ago, when turn signals were considered a basic part of driving. You know, like the steering wheel, or the brake pedal, or the general idea that you shouldn’t just launch your vehicle into traffic like you’re testing the aerodynamics of a refrigerator. Turn signals were invented for one simple purpose, to indicate your intentions.
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