New tdi, first trip.

[JonLla84]

Gang, I'm thinking of driving from ft. Lauderdale to Orlando Sunday to bring my daughter to Disney. The new car is still under 250 miles...

The trip will be 200 miles each way. Am I safe to drive?

 

[cascade7997]

This is a short trip
I will pick mine up in a month and the drive over 1000 miles on the way home.

You should have no problems, enjoy!!!

 

[JonLla84]

Just checking!

 

[Tdijarhead]

All brand new cars with less than 500 miles must set for 6 months before being driven. Says so in your owners manual, right? Just kidding enjoy driving that new car I'm thinking that's a great way to get to know how the car drives, not to mention spending time with your daughter ,at Disney no less. What could be better?

 

[JonLla84]

exactly...

 

[smoav8r]

I'm new to FL and drove the same trip this month. Is there some FL law requiring native FL drivers to cruise in the left lane regardless of low speed, preferably while pacing the vehicle next to them in the right lane?

 

[Cogen Man]

Have a good time with no worries.

 

[CopaMundial]

Don't bother with Disney World.
Just get your daughter in the car and go to Disneyland.

 

[JonLla84]

I'm new to FL and drove the same trip this month. Is there some FL law requiring native FL drivers to cruise in the left lane regardless of low speed, preferably while pacing the vehicle next to them in the right lane?

Tons of out of state drivers who don't know how to drive.

Left= fast lane
Right= grandpa lane

 

[Paulman]

Leaving your car in the sun in a hot parking lot will show you value of getting a good tint job installed.

You won't get 3rd degree burns sitting down on hot seats with a good, legal tint.

Paul

 

[TDI_FNG]

I'm new to FL and drove the same trip this month. Is there some FL law requiring native FL drivers to cruise in the left lane regardless of low speed, preferably while pacing the vehicle next to them in the right lane?

It seems we have a similar law in WA state.