Quote by Henry Morgan

A careful driver is one who honks his horn when he goes through a red light.

A careful driver is one who honks his horn when he goes thro

Summary

This quote is essentially sarcastic, stating that a careful driver is someone who honks their horn while breaking the law by going through a red light. It implies that the person is trying to alert others of their presence or assert their right to proceed, despite the traffic signal indicating otherwise. However, it highlights the irony of how this behavior contradicts the notion of careful driving, as breaking traffic rules is inherently risky and dangerous. Thus, the quote aims to challenge the traditional understanding of what it means to be a cautious driver.

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By Henry Morgan

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