Is it possible for one driver to drive 2 cars at the same time when you don’t have 2 people?

[wamer27]

Originally Posted by steiconi

I didn't see what you were quoting, and thought you were planning to use the OP's idea.
Milk came out of my nose.

That’s hilarious what you thought/did, hahaha

[YourWakeUpCall]

Originally Posted by Used2BeeHere99

Just leap frog. Drive 1 mile, park. Walk back to car 2 and drive it two miles (1 mile past car 1). Easy peasy I do it all the time.

It'd be the same walking distance if you just walked home after dropping the car off.

[YourWakeUpCall]

Here's what I've done the past.
1) Load motorcycle into van.
2) Drive van to drop off point.
3) Unload motorcycle and ride home.
4) Drive car from home to drop off point.
5) Drive van home.

[NewAmsterdam]

Originally Posted by YourWakeUpCall

Here's what I've done the past.
1) Load motorcycle into van.
2) Drive van to drop off point.
3) Unload motorcycle and ride home.
4) Drive car from home to drop off point.
5) Drive van home.

Here's a suggestion that's a variation of the above:
1- one or more days before the dropoff date, YOU drive car1 to the shop, and have a companion drive car2 to the shop.

2 - leave car2 at the shop.
3 - your companion returns with you in car1.
4 - on the day of the car maintenance, simply drive car1 to the shop. You now have car2 there waiting for you

[elnina]

Troll thread.
Closed.