Funeral Procession Etiquette
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A lot of people in a funeral procession aren't from around there. They need the procession to know how to get to the cemetery. (And they can't just show up whenever, these things are often on a schedule.) I'd say, just don't get in between the cars. Everything else is whatever.
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Do not pass. Drivers traveling in the same direction as a funeral procession should never pass or attempt to pass unless the highway has two or more lanes going in that direction. When on a highway, never pass a funeral procession from the right side unless it is traveling in the far left lane.
Mrs. K is OK.
The "looks could kill" gazes are jerks.
They probably got left out of the will. -
@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
I was only joking
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@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Funeral Procession Etiquette:
@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
You don't have one?
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@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Funeral Procession Etiquette:
@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
Who’s Dixie?
Yeah, in Indiana you stop even if the procession is going the other way. Not that way in Ohio.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Funeral Procession Etiquette:
@George-K it’s a shame you don’t have a car with a horn that blows Dixie.
Because that would have been awesome.
Who’s Dixie?
Yeah, in Indiana you stop even if the procession is going the other way. Not that way in Ohio.
@Mik said in Funeral Procession Etiquette:
Who’s Dixie?
She's stuck her finger in a woodpecker's hole.
