or won't turn on their headlights when its pouring down rain.The ones who don't realize it is dark and won't turn on their headlights. They think because they can still see we can see them.
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or won't turn on their headlights when its pouring down rain.The ones who don't realize it is dark and won't turn on their headlights. They think because they can still see we can see them.
I notice this happens when they are texting, instead of watching the light. Many times had to honk the horn. Millinials and younger are most guilty.Lack of anticipation at traffic lights. There is no reason that once a light turns green that cars 3-10+ spots back from the light sit perfectly still for 4-15 seconds.
Solution: all traffic lights should be accompanied by a countdown-timer. Drivers would have a visual reminder that the red light is about to change and to prepare to drive. This would help alleviate drive-time traffic in town.
Going slower than traffic in the left lane.
Lack of anticipation at traffic lights. There is no reason that once a light turns green that cars 3-10+ spots back from the light sit perfectly still for 4-15 seconds.
Solution: all traffic lights should be accompanied by a countdown-timer. Drivers would have a visual reminder that the red light is about to change and to prepare to drive. This would help alleviate drive-time traffic in town.
Bingo and double bingo!
In many parts of Europe, drivers are prompted that the light is about to change from red to green -- the yellow light comes on for about a second before the light changes from red to green. Of course this works well in Europe, but would probably be worthless in the U.S. since drivers in Europe are MUCH better than here. There, they they pay attention and use common sense.
Idiots who dont understand wtf "merge" means.
Its not my responsibility to slow down or speed up or even move over to allow another vehicle on the highway. Its your responsibility to blend into the traffic flow at a speed which doesnt disrupt the flow.
And another thing, its called a deceleration lane for a reason. Slow down there, not a quarter mile before the exit.
Im done.
I hear you. Lack of acknowledgement is a human law violation. We live in a society for crying out loud.Ok this one is a big one for me ... When traffic is backed up and you wave somebody and let them cut in and they don’t at least wave back . Burns me up . One of these days I’m gonna T-Bone somebody just for this . If Judge asks why I’m gonna say “ I let them cut in and they didn’t smile and wave back”. If you guys think it’s bad on the roads then imagine spending 100+ days a year on the water . The level of idiotic is not even measurable .
I am in San Fran this week with my family. Motorcycles are out of control! At least 15 times on our visit to Stanford, Motorcycles passed between myself and the car beside me during slow and normal traffic. One slight move by a motorist and the cyclist is pushing up daisies.
On a side note, Stanford athletic facilities are insane. Particurally for the non-revenue sports
No judgement from me.....Another thing that burns me up are overly aggressive and generally just rude drivers . People who tailgate and lay on the horn . I have a teenage driver who is just learning and a few weeks ago we had a guy in a new Mercedes tailgate her and started laying on the horn and screaming obscenities. It really traumatizes her He then flew past us ( on a double line ). Well about a mile later he pulled into a mini mart . So naturally I told my daughter to pull in so “I could grab a drink”. Let’s just say by the time I got to his car he refused to even get out or roll his window down . Not to mention he was about 5’6 and weighed about a buck sixty . He was much quieter at that moment and he ended up going to another mini mart without getting out of his car . And yes I set a terrible example for my kid on how to handle an adverse situation but maybe this DB will think twice about being a jerk on the road next time . Probably not . I think it’s a society issue . Very easy to be a tough guy behind the wheel or keyboard and smart phone . Different story when the person is in your face .
Another thing that burns me up are overly aggressive and generally just rude drivers . People who tailgate and lay on the horn . I have a teenage driver who is just learning and a few weeks ago we had a guy in a new Mercedes tailgate her and started laying on the horn and screaming obscenities. It really traumatizes her He then flew past us ( on a double line ). Well about a mile later he pulled into a mini mart . So naturally I told my daughter to pull in so “I could grab a drink”. Let’s just say by the time I got to his car he refused to even get out or roll his window down . Not to mention he was about 5’6 and weighed about a buck sixty . He was much quieter at that moment and he ended up going to another mini mart without getting out of his car . And yes I set a terrible example for my kid on how to handle an adverse situation but maybe this DB will think twice about being a jerk on the road next time . Probably not . I think it’s a society issue . Very easy to be a tough guy behind the wheel or keyboard and smart phone . Different story when the person is in your face .
In many parts of Europe, drivers are prompted that the light is about to change from red to green -- the yellow light comes on for about a second before the light changes from red to green. Of course this works well in Europe, but would probably be worthless in the U.S. since drivers in Europe are MUCH better than here. There, they they pay attention and use common sense.
People who pass me on the highway, get in front of me, then slow down, making me turn my cruise control off.
Another thing that burns me up are overly aggressive and generally just rude drivers . People who tailgate and lay on the horn . I have a teenage driver who is just learning and a few weeks ago we had a guy in a new Mercedes tailgate her and started laying on the horn and screaming obscenities. It really traumatizes her He then flew past us ( on a double line ). Well about a mile later he pulled into a mini mart . So naturally I told my daughter to pull in so “I could grab a drink”. Let’s just say by the time I got to his car he refused to even get out or roll his window down . Not to mention he was about 5’6 and weighed about a buck sixty . He was much quieter at that moment and he ended up going to another mini mart without getting out of his car . And yes I set a terrible example for my kid on how to handle an adverse situation but maybe this DB will think twice about being a jerk on the road next time . Probably not . I think it’s a society issue . Very easy to be a tough guy behind the wheel or keyboard and smart phone . Different story when the person is in your face .
I am speaking from personal experience (45ish years of driving and 30+ trips to various parts of Europe for business and vacation). You're referencing a YouTube video and the idiot drivers shown could very well be tourists including many from the U.S.
I grind my teeth and start swearing when there is a car tailgating me. I expect kids to do it but some of the ones that do it are adults. As far as semi-trailer trucks, I try to stay away from them period. You do not know if that driver has been driving for 16 straight hours and is about to fall a sleep at the wheel. Also, I always fear that one of the tires on the semi-trailer truck will blow out and the tire will go through one of my windows on the car.Tailgating me. If I'm on a backroad and someone is on my bumper I encourage them to pass me. I also do not like big rigs anywhere near my bumper.
Pull out in front of me then turn off right after....grrrrrI dont understand why some people stop 2 or 3 car lengths behind somebody at a stop sign or red light. It happened to me today. Dang traffic is backed up enough on 29 in Taylors at 5:30.
That often induces horn-blowing, depending on how egregious.....Pull out in front of me then turn off right after....grrrrr
That is called Lane splitting and the Communist Republic of California says it is legal and will ticket YOU if you impede their progresses. I think it is an insane death wish. The first time you experience it, it scares the crap out of youI am in San Fran this week with my family. Motorcycles are out of control! At least 15 times on our visit to Stanford, Motorcycles passed between myself and the car beside me during slow and normal traffic. One slight move by a motorist and the cyclist is pushing up daisies.
On a side note, Stanford athletic facilities are insane. Particurally for the non-revenue sports
Idiots who dont understand wtf "merge" means.
Its not my responsibility to slow down or speed up or even move over to allow another vehicle on the highway. Its your responsibility to blend into the traffic flow at a speed which doesnt disrupt the flow.
And another thing, its called a deceleration lane for a reason. Slow down there, not a quarter mile before the exit.
Im done.
I am in San Fran this week with my family. Motorcycles are out of control! At least 15 times on our visit to Stanford, Motorcycles passed between myself and the car beside me during slow and normal traffic. One slight move by a motorist and the cyclist is pushing up daisies.
On a side note, Stanford athletic facilities are insane. Particurally for the non-revenue sports
The problem is that people merging think they MUST get in front of a car that is already on the interstate at cruising speed. It seems to not occur to them that they can also merge in behind a car already on the interstate.
Was gonna post that. Then they pokey ass in front of you after breaking their neck to pull out in front of you. Happened to me today.Pull out in front of me, then turn at the next intersection.
I somewhat agree but have to say that it's always your responsibility to do the reasonable thing ....ie: move over if there's no good reason not to. Totally agree on the deceleration lane thing.Idiots who dont understand wtf "merge" means.
Its not my responsibility to slow down or speed up or even move over to allow another vehicle on the highway. Its your responsibility to blend into the traffic flow at a speed which doesnt disrupt the flow.
And another thing, its called a deceleration lane for a reason. Slow down there, not a quarter mile before the exit.
Im done.