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Originally Posted by 4X4
It's usually guys that spend half their work day driving to various sites that have lots of driving stories. I bet you have a lot of badass pencil/paper stories, eh?
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No offense, but you holier than thou attitude towards your driving skill is a little annoying. There is a big difference between being able to follow the rules of the road, and having driving "skill".
Participate in something like the Porsche driving experience or ride I 170 HP motorcycle around a track hitting speeds in the high 200's and then start claiming what an excellent driver you are, because they are entirely different things altogether. I have done both, and been to numerous track events, and until you are in a situation on the absolute edge of control, you don't know what good driving really is. Especially when you are shotgun to a proffesional.
Being able to follow rules does not require skill, just awareness to your surroundings. Also based on a lot of posts I have read of yours over the years, you sound like an arrogant "I own the road" tunnel vision driver, not a good one.