u/JacksSightSeeing

I don’t know if it’s just some of my local officers and troopers but I very commonly will see LE vehicle just changed lanes without using any signal. It’s not even when they are going lights and sirens to a call it’s when they’re driving normal speed just changing lanes. That’s not to say they can’t be going to a call with no lights and siren more that it’s a little weird to watch somebody cross four lanes of traffic and not use their signal once. Or just not put on a turn signal when they’re turning out a light.

Maybe there’s a reason for it but I always found it weird how some do and a lot don’t. Are there any practical reasons I’m missing for why they wouldn’t use a turn signal when just driving in traffic or at a light?

I’ve been doing photography for quite a number of years now but I’m still learning about new software that just makes my life is so much easier that I wish I had known about earlier.

The two most recent additions to my workflow are Helicon Remote which has been great for doing macro and exposure shifting shots and LRTimelapse which has just made doing timelapses so much easier. Then I think about both is they have the WinRAR pay model so if you want to test it out before buying you totally can.

So what programs are you using that you wish you knew about sooner and want to tell other people about?