Hello and welcome to car talk from National Public Radio with us

Click and Collect the Tappert Brothers.

And we're broadcasting this week from you, Lewis Dewey's office here at Dewey Cheatheman Howe, and I assume there's some legal news to report, huh? You figure? Otherwise, why would be handcuffed to the deposition table? Oh, you think it's bad to be a handcuffed to the deposition table? Where do I tell you? Here's the story.

We both, perhaps, but maybe more I than you, have been troubled, let's say, by the deplorable

condition on the roads, the behavior of people on the road.

Yes, it has to do with the potholes and mostly.

It has to do with the way people drive.

And I don't know how it is in other cities, but here in Boston, it's absolutely, it's

really unacceptable.

I mean, have you ever driven on Route 128 during rush hour?

There isn't a single vehicle that's going under 65,

and the speed limit is 55 for most of Route 128.

There isn't a single person in the car who is not violating the tailgating law.

I mean, the other day, for example, I was driving down 128, and there was a truck right on my tail.

I was in the slowest lane, and I was-da.

No, I mean, the speed limit was 55.

I was doing 60.

And this guy right on my tail for miles and miles.

He could have passed me if he wanted to.

Not only was he on my tail, he's blowing the horn at me.

Now there's a car in front of me.

Because your car was on fire probably.

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