People always complain about living in New Jersey. It’s right down there with South Dakota and Rhode Island in terms of respect from the general populace. The law I’m about to show you does not help its case and could give credence to everyone’s complaints. Apparently, when you’re driving, excluding business and residential districts, you must give an “audible warning” to any vehicle you plan on overtaking. That means you have to honk at everyone as you pass them on the highway. Of course, if you’re able to give an audible warning sans your horn on the highway, with or without curse words, then more power to you.

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