Has anyone had their child attend this preschool? I'm trying to get an idea of the typical schedule, number of hours per day, etc. I'd just call them to find out but the admin staff is all gone for the Summer season.
Since this scenario happens constantly but I never see it addressed: In the posted example, when lane 2 is traveling at speed but has formed a wall of cars with minimal to no space between them, I will have no choice but to barge my way in as the merger from the on ramp. I've done my part to get up to the speed of traffic, but if nobody has allowed any reasonable space to merge in, I'm not going to come to a stop (dangerous) and I'm not going to run off the road either (idiotic). If you don't like it when you see me out there, you can be mad. And maybe, just maybe, you can also learn to leave appropriate space in front of you.
Edit: this scenario pits the "never stop on an onramp" crowd against the "merger has sole responsibility to match pace and find a safe opening crowd". Loving it, let the bloodbath ensue!
The real answer is driving only works if drivers stay aware, and put effort into playing for the same team so we can all get there safely.
Has anyone started using the "new scheduling feature"? With the mixed feedback of the app in general with bugs and such, I haven't been brave enough to be a guinea pig on a new feature. It says you can't go back once you try it..
Only answers from people with personal experience or verified knowledge please:
What actually would happen if after green banners, you go rogue and refuse to make continued payments until golden letters go out? I.e. no requested forbearance, you just let your 121st and any additional payments be late. Can that small delinquency (potentially only a week or two of time past due) actually interrupt the forgiveness process post- green banners?
EDIT: it's pretty clear that everyone commenting has no actual idea what happens in my scenario. Sigh, I feared this would happen.
I've seen some horror stories about people having forbearance issues that interrupt/delay forgiveness. At least one commentor pointed this out from personal experience. I'm not keen on paying an extra month more than I have to, and I don't enjoy the thought of waiting on hold forever to request the forbearance from my servicer for what might only amount to a few days of time before the golden letter. Regardless of my actual intent, its a valid question to find out what the forgiveness-processing repercussions would be, even if it ruffles your little feathers.
For anyone that's in the know, why did I have a ~$10 Lexisnexis fee for renewing car tabs in person at the DOL? Was for a 2022 Chevy Bolt.
TIA!