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THERE'S TRAFFIC AT THE OTHER SIDE OF THE JUNCTION BUT INSTEAD OF LETTING YOU PULL OUT I'M GOING TO CREEP MY CAR FORWARD A FEW METRES AND BLOCK YOU IN BECAUSE I'M AN INCONSIDERATE CUNT WHO WOULD RATHER INCONVENIENCE OTHERS JUST SO I CAN SPEED UP MY OWN JOURNEY BY A FEW SECONDS. |
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tjun.jpg >>5104 |
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COMING OFF A SLIPROAD AND ON TO THE MOTORWAY? I'M IN THE LEFT HAND LANE AND THE LANE NEXT TO ME IS CLEAR, BUT I'M NOT GOING TO PULL INTO IT BECAUSE I AM A DRIBBLING CUNT. |
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Photo0001.jpg For fuck's sake ... |
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LOL WHY THE FUCK SHOULD I USE THE INDICATOR I DON'T THINK PEEPEL NEED TO KNOW WHERE I'M GOING! |
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Adding to the posts about indicating, it irritates me when I'm in the middle lane, the right-hand lane is clear and there's a car in the left-hand lane wanting to overtake the car in front of them, but they don't bother indicating and instead will swoop into the middle lane the moment I drive past them. If they indicate I will bother going into the right-hand lane so they don't have to wait for me, their loss though. |
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People who don't indicate drive me fucking crazy. In fairness though that anger is tiny compared to the all-consuming rage that takes hold when someone overtakes me on a blind corner. I'm a pacifist by nature but whenever I see people driving like that I start to have violent fantasies about pulling them from their car and beating the living shit out of them. Playing with other peoples' lives like that is just not on. |
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>Indicators |
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I've nearly run over 2 lasses in the last week. Is there something about wearing headphones that means you just walk straight into the road without bothering to look if it's safe? |
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>Don't drive yet. |
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I HEARD A RUMOUR THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE A STRIKE OR SOMETHING AT THE PETROL STATION. |
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I have small children, I see inconsiderate and sometimes dangerous driving and parking, like stopping your car in the middle of the road just because there's no spaces within 30m of the nursery, on an almost daily basis. |
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car.jpg I KNOW I DRIVE AT 40MPH, BUT I'M GOING TO KEEP AS FAR TO THE RIGHT AS I CAN TO OBSTRUCT YOUR VIEW AND SAFETY FOR OVERTAKING, YOU SMALL-PENISSED SYNDROME MAN. DON'T YOU KNOW I OWN THIS ROAD? NO CAR SHALL BE IN FRONT OF ME! |
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I'M GOING TO DRIVE AT A CONSTANT 35MPH ABSOLUTELY FUCKING EVERYWHERE |
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I was doing about 85mph in the right-hand lane on the M18 earlier today, it was just 2 lanes at this point, when a clapped out Suzuki started tailgating me. Once the left-hand lane was clear I pulled into it, still going at ~85mph, the Suzuki stayed in the right-hand lane but instead of overtaking me, started decelerating and I pulled away from it. What the fuck? |
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IT'S SLIGHTLY DARK OUTSIDE? I'D BETTER PUT MY LIGHTS ON, EVEN THOUGH I CAN SEE PERFECTLY FINE, JUST BECAUSE I WANT TO LET OTHER DRIVES KNOW WHERE I AM BY DAZZLING THEM AND LIMITING WHAT THEY CAN ACTUALLY SEE ON THE ROADS. |
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Jesus christ lads. |
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What is it about rain that causes people to have a massive brainfart and forget how to drive properly? It's taken me over twice as long to get to work this morning because a little drizzle has left the roads heaving. |
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tj.png This one seems to have happened a few times to me recently and it's boiling my piss. |
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Isn't it illegal to turn without indicating? My driving instructor made a big show of telling me that I ALWAYS need to indicate, even in right/left turn only lanes. |
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There is also a very good thread in >>/mph/2270 about subjects covered here. |
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>Drivers who needlessly hog the middle lane on motorways face fines of £100 as well as three penalty points under new government measures designed to crack down on careless motoring. |
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I think I may have road rages issues. I wouldn't go out and twat someone but today someone blocked me at a junction because evidently they didn't notice it saying 'KEEP CLEAR' in huge letters ont road and I started swearing and gesticulating like a mad man. My girlfriend leant over and beeped the horn because she found my reaction hysterical. |
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A lass on facebook recently whinged about being undertaken on the motorway and how it pisses her off. |
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I was confronted by a cyclist the other day, so I thought I'd run it by you lads to see if I was in the wrong here. |
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People who pull out in front of you from a side road and then don't bother accelerating, so you have to drop down from 30 to 20 or you'll hit them. |
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Just had some dozy bint nearly took me out at a roundabout by trying to go straight ahead from the right lane, even though I was clearly in the left lane doing the same. Naturally, she thought it was my fault. |
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Driving in Wales. At least North and Central Wales. |
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parkingspace.jpg >>5103 |
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Near where I work, there is a snooty cunt that actually bought some traffic cones to cone off a completely legit, free-for-all on-street parking space outside their house. I've seen a few canny drivers suss it out and stack the cones up on their doorstep and take the parking space. People try to do it with wheelie bins and other shit as well. In fact, I'm sure there's a rich family not far down the road that bought two Vespas for the express purpose of taking up on street parking during the day. I always see the two scooters moved and a car parked in the ridiculous space they were occupying come the evening. |
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Women and flashing. |
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Was I in the wrong here? This happened on the way home from work and I'm still not entirely sure one way or another. |
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Any modern car will have brakes capable of locking all four wheels with ease, so braking force is invariably limited by tyre adhesion. Even in the dry, the range is massive because of variations in contact area, tyre construction and the condition of the tyre and road surface. Factor in the large variations in mass and you're into the realms of guesswork when trying to give an average set of stopping distances. Not unreasonably, the figures given in the Highway Code err on the side of caution, serving mainly to illustrate that stopping distances can be far higher than intuition would suggest and that braking distances increase exponentially with speed. Most drivers aren't attentive enough to drive more conservatively in the wet, let alone if their vehicle is heavily laden or if they're on a stretch of highly polished old asphalt. There are an awful lot of cars on the road with bald or severely underinflated tyres. |
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This would be all well and good if humans were robots with instantaneous reaction times. What you seem to be forgetting is that is you're travelling at 13 metres a second, you'll have theoretically already hit someone 30 feet away before you even have chance to apply the brakes; even if you respond in, lets say half a second, it's going to be close. |
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THAT BUS IN FRONT OF ME IS CHOCKA BUT INSTEAD OF LETTING THE QUEUE OF WAITING PASSENGERS GET ON MY EMPTY BUS I'M GOING TO DRIVE STRAIGHT PAST THE STOP INSTEAD. |
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DSC_0344.jpg Parking spaces are so small these days. |
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People who don't understand how the temperature controls work, specifically: |
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When you're waiting to turn through oncoming traffic, the last car in the line will stop and flash you to turn instead of just driving on. Theres nothing behind him, why not just go? It annoys me far more tha it should. |
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FUCKOFF.png I have been nearly taken out here a fair few times by drivers who decide just to carry on in a straight line and not pay any attention to the road markings or whether any car is actually in the lane next to them. |
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Anti-101 moment last night. Walking back to the station, I spotted a cyclist stopping at a red light, evidently because he'd noticed the police motorcycle next to him. Then I overheard the copper call out to him: |
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I was in the queue to get off at J24 of the M62 earlier when someone in a Mercedes actually stopped their car in the left-hand lane at the chevrons marking the latest point you could join from the motorway until someone would let them in. It caused a lorry behind them into evasive manoeuvres, nearly taking out a van in the middle lane. |
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I thought I was going to see a road rage fight today. Someone tried to block two lanes on a roundabout (one after the motorway slip road) before getting out of his car and hammering on the window of another car. He looked like Chris Moyles. The other car shot off when the traffic light went green. |
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Hopefully this won't sound racist, but why do many Asians have their seats reclined ridiculously far back? I drive through Dewsbury most days and I see scores of Asians reclined so far back they're almost horizontal and can barely see above the steering wheel. |
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Anyone wearing headphones while driving. |
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Wearing headphones whilst driving is hardly more dangerous than listening to music at a loud volume from the speakers. Though I know people who cycle with headphones on, that is just beyond stupid considering how much more important it is to use your ears whilst cycling through town. |
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I don't drive but how important is it to use your ears whilst driving? I've always assumed that the extra mirrors were there to account for being stuck inside your own little atmosphere. |
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You'd be hard pressed to find a pair of headphones which totally dull your awareness of noises going on around you. Even noise cancelling headphones only work on constant sources of noise: you won't hear your engine, but you'll certainly hear a car horn. That is, of course, assuming you're listening at a reasonable volume, but that's not really any different to car radios. |
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>Marlon King has been jailed for 18 months for dangerous driving after a road-rage crash which left a motorist with a broken arm |
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If you blink when you drive you're driving without due care and attention, and you'll have your day in court. |
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If doing anything potentially distracting while driving was inherently illegal there would be no need for a specific law against mobile phone usage while driving. There is one. Wonder why. |
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About 40 posts on the legality of wearing headphones while driving and it doesn't seem to have gone anywhere. Never change, lads |
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People who won't use long-reach petrol hoses. The queue to get petrol today would have gone down twice as fast if people weren't afraid to pull the hose to the opposite side of the car. They were clearly labelled as long reach hoses. |
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Was on the M1 earlier when a white van pulled right in front of me and then suddenly hit their brakes sharply. Turns out I've got better reactions than I thought I had. |
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Paki families in car parks. I know you've got 16 kids so it probably doesn't matter to you so much if some of them die, but you could at least pretend to supervise them instead of letting three-year-olds play in the middle of the road or walk out in front of oncoming cars. |
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Anyone who thinks it's acceptable to spray their windscreen washer when there's another car behind them that'll end up with half of the spray on their windscreen should be strung up to the nearest lamppost. |
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The more I watch this the more I'm convinced she wanted to get hit by a car. |
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I haven't watched the video, but the pedestrian should have right of way. With that in mind, I think communication with people is important regardless of whether you have right of way. Like the other poster I'll usually wait for cars to stop and give a gesture or wave if I notice they have. |
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Rubbernecking. There was an accident between J29 and J28 of the M62 this afternoon. I had to go at ~5mph while approaching it, but the moment I was past it and everyone had stopped rubbernecking I was able to do 50. |
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Why do some boy racers take the reg plate from their front bumper and have it under the windscreen (or is it windshield?) instead? |
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I think it is due to the plate falling off because it wasn't properly attached when they added a front spoiler. Lots of wankers sticking them on with double sided tape instead of screwing them in. |
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Does anyone else find it hard to unwind after a spot of road rage? A van nearly ploughed into me at a roundabout ~20 minutes ago because they seemingly don't understand the concept of giving way to the right and I still feel a bit tense now. |
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>>17635 |
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When you think you've found a parking space, but it turns out to be a cunting Aygo which isn't visible until you're right at the space. |
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Yesterday I saw someone driving with the sun shield deeley down to shade their eyes while wearing a baseball cap backwards. |
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2098546-groove_pointing.png >>17635>>17639 It genuinely scares me. Some scratter in a beat up shitbox screeched to a halt and shouted something at me and my missus as we were crossing a zebra crossing in town and I totally lost it, started screaming incoherent rage swears at him. I was physically shaking and completely amped up for a good 20 minutes afterwards, I think if he'd gotten out of the car I would have gone full on 28 days later. I have never felt like that before, and now I live in fear that something will just set me off and I'll kill someone for nothing. I think I'm pretty normal and I don't think I'm an angry person, so this has really unnerved me. |
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I'M TURNING RIGHT. IF I CREEP FAR ENOUGH OVER THERE'S ROOM FOR THE TRAFFIC BEHIND ME TO KEEP FLOWING, BUT I'M GOING TO STOP RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LANE AND BLOCK IT. |
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57818_signs.jpg People who don't know what this sign means. |
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elderly-driver_2164765k.jpg Middle lane hogs. Undertaking isn't itself an offence and sometimes safer than expletive-filled multiple lane changes while trying to educate motorway etiquette with hand gestures. |
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29DE84F900000578-0-image-a-1_1434995931790.jpg The first driver convicted of middle lane hogging has gone to the papers to have a massive teary. |
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Alright, Jesus, it was just a joke |
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A speed camera went off on me. I don't remember how fast I was going. Hopefully it is just a fine. Please lord, no prosecution. |
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I know a couple of IFAs who went on speeding courses and ended up getting a fair few clients out of it because the courses tend to be full of well off businessmen, full of their own self importance, speeding around in BMWs. |
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I was looking up penalty points just now, and driving while disqualified has a minimum of six, but causing death in apparently any circumstances has a minimum of three. |
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2A0D021500000578-3142114-image-m-44_1435489386219.jpg Bananas. |
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INDICATING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO PARALLEL PARK? I'M GOING TO COMPLETELY IGNORE IT AND STOP IMMEDIATELY BEHIND YOU SO THERE'S NO ROOM FOR YOU TO REVERSE. |
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YELLING ABOUT THINGS! |
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THERE ARE TWO LANES ON APPROACH TO THE JUNCTION BUT I'M GOING TO STRADDLE BOTH OF THEM SO NOBODY CAN GET PAST ME |
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I realise I'm going to come across as an absolute bellend but, thanks to someone throwing themselves off a bridge on to the M62, it took me an extra 3 hours to get home today, 20 minutes of which was spent in front of someone with either their full beam on or those ridiculous bright headlights. |
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20186
I had a lorry driver blasting his horn at me for having the audacity to stop at a green light to give way to an ambulance. If we were travelling at speed or if he was extremely close to me I may have understood it but, nah, he's an absolute cunt. |
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Also what kind of a retard do you have to be to think that paramedics are "self-absorbed cunts"? If they were self-absorbed cunts they wouldn't be fucking paramedics, would they? What do you do, divvy? |
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Been a while since I've seen an honest-to-god troll. First it was about lorries not having stopping distance and now it's about ambulances not actually being on emergencies. Michty me. |
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I've seen a fire engine go past with its blues and twos on only for them to head back a few minutes later with them all eating Chinky. |
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I really don't understand car insurance. Last year my premium was around £315, although I used Top CashBack and got £30. This year they've reduced it to ~£290 but the best quote I've seen shopping around, bearing in mind I've also moved to a nicer area and my car is now on a driveway instead of the street,, is £370 and the most competitive quote for my current insurer on these sites is ~£450. |
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I'm sure this has been moaned about plenty of times before, but fuck people who think their car headlights have only two settings "Off" and "High-beam". |
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I was coming home on the M1 the other day at rush hour when an ambulance came past. A white van man took the opportunity to zoom behind it and whizz past all of the cars that had moved out of the way. |
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21721
I'M TURNING RIGHT AT THE T-JUNCTION AHEAD. IF I POSITIONED MY CAR NEXT TO THE LINE THERE'D BE ENOUGH ROOM FOR A CAR TURNING LEFT TO SQUEEZE THROUGH, BUT I HAVE NO INTENTION OF FOING THAT. |
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21845
Surely if insurance companies think it makes more sense to park it on the street, then it doe in fact make more sense to park it on the street in the first place? |
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THE MOTORWAY IS ABSOLUTELY SODDEN? I'M GOING TO OVERTAKE AND THEN PULL RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU, DESPITE THE ROAD AHEAD BEING CLEAR, SO ALL YOU CAN SEE IS THE SPRAY OFF MY CAR. |
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>There's traffic and all three lanes are crawling |
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22489
Someone tried cutting past me while I was on the middle of a three point turn, including mounting the kerb, before angrily beeping their horn at me when they realised they didn't have enough room to sneak past. |
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22490
>>22489 |
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22491
My girlfriend had a flat tyre yesterday so she went to Kwik Fit. It turns out they've put the damaged tyre in the boot and thrown the emergency one which was in there away. She said her engine warning light came on straight after leaving, so I wouldn't be surprised if they've fucked something else up too. |
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22493
maxresdefaul3t.jpg >>22491 |
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22596
I am a terrible human being. I've just beeped my horn at someone who decided to cut into my lane on a roundabout, only for it to turn out to be a tiny elderly woman. I feel awful. |
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>>22597 |
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23236
logans_run.jpg >>23235 |
>> | No. 23237
23237
I start work in a month in a job 35 miles away and I haven't driven since I passed my test five years ago. I have no idea what to look for in a car or how much I should expect to pay for one. |
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23241
>>23237 |
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23299
My car was apparently 33.5°C when I got in it. Even better was when I put my glasses on and they nearly melted into my face. |
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23412
tiny.jpg How exactly are people meant to be able to read a sign like the one pictured, whilst travelling at >60mph? |
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24385
MOTORWAY'S SOAKING WET BECAUSE IT'S ABSOLUTELY PISSING IT DOWN? I'M GOING TO OVERTAKE AND THEN PULL RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU SO ALL YOU CAN SEE IS THE SPRAY OFF MY CAR. |
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24386
>>24385 |
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24514
On the way to work there's a T-junction, which I need to turn left at. There's more than enough room for two cars at the end but almost every morning I'm stuck behind some knobhead turning right who has decided to wait right in the middle of the lane so there isn't the room to pull up next to them. |
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24515
>>24514 |
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24559
Got fucking beeped at this morning for NOT blocking a junction. I let two cars turn in front of me, because the lights further on were still red so whats the fucking point of rolling forward yet. But I still get fucking beeped as if I'd fallen asleep at the wheel. So I roll four metres forward and we sit there for another three minutes waiting for the light and I hope the cunt understood that my flailing rage arms meant "There you go, are you happy now you cunt? Now you get to wait in traffic a whole cars length further up" |
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24561
>>24559 |
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>> | No. 24568
24568
You're at a roundabout. A car approaching from the right doesn't bother indicating, so you sit and wait as s/he turns off. Steam from ears mists up the two front windows. Honking is pointless, coz they are driving away from you. |
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>>24568 |
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rep.jpg >>24568 |
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24572
junction.png I was cycling and approaching a junction with give way markings. I could hear motor vehicles approaching from behind but stayed in the middle of the lane as I knew they'd be changing speed or direction anyway once we reached the junction. I stopped and started looking left and right when this fucking white van pulls up on my right side, looks for traffic, and then turns right and drives off without a care in the world. Like he couldn't possible give me as a cyclist the same patience at the junction a motorist would. The Highway Code specifically states not to overtake at a junction. |
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>>24574 |
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e4913d6153cef5fc5606cbe27cf38d2302c38d73ad99cd84a8.jpg >>24569 It's always a good idea to indicate early at a roundabout if you're exiting at the first exit. Drivers to your left will enter confidently and quickly and force drivers to your right to wait making it easier for you to keep moving. |
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24583
>>24574 |
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24584
Interesting how my post about a motorist being a cunt to a cyclist instantly became about cyclists being cunts in the eyes of motorists. |
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24784
Quick road etiquette question. If you're driving on country roads in the dark where you'll need your full beam on should you turn it off and go back to your normal headlights when there's a car approaching from the opposite direction? I always do it but this evening I've had quite a few cars dazzle me by leaving theirs on. |
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24841
On the way to work there's a roundabout with two lanes for going forwards, however very shortly after that is another roundabout so at the first roundabout the left lane is used for going left or straight on at the second roundabout and the right lane for going right at the second roundabout. |
>> | No. 24842
24842
A roundabout near my work has a right-turning lane which is just one car long. The roundabout is wide enough for 2 cars to drive side by side, but only if the car going straight on turns a little bit so they stay on the left side. |
>> | No. 24861
24861
Almost every morning this week I've had to de-ice my car, so last night I decided to spray on some pre-icer. Bloody typical that no cars in my street frosted over last night, it's happened every single time I've tried using the pre-icer. |
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24862
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24947
tmp_22241-DSC_0456-916617013.jpg Apparently today is National Park Like A Cunt Day. |
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24950
I saw a police car use its blues and twos so it didn't have to wait at traffic lights on a roundabout, then drive at normal speed with them off shortly after. |
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24952
20140502_140901.jpg >>24947 |
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24953
bDSC_0383.jpg >>24947 |
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24954
>>24953 |
>> | No. 24971
24971
Twice in the past week or so I've nearly gone into the back of cars on the M1 because they've decided that indicating means they can pull in front of me, despite the fact they were only doing about 50/60 whilst I'm doing 70 and they were barely in front of me. |
>> | No. 25163
25163
I've just had a couple of new tyres fitted on my car. I was there about 50 minutes. I think the actual work took him not even a tenth of that. The rest of the time he was on his phone chatting. |
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25164
>>25163 |
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25256
I've been to visit relatives in Hull today. I'd forgotten people there do not drive in bus lanes when they're not in operation and glare at you like you're a mad undertaking maniac. |
>> | No. 25303
25303
I was doing ~45mph on an A road because I was looking for a turn off which I wasn't 100% sure where it was. Knobhead in a BMW starts tailgating me. I finally spotted it and put my indicators on early and when I'd started turning the knobhead overtakes me on the right-hand side. A few seconds later and he'd have ploughed straight into my car. |
>> | No. 25336
25336
The drive outside my flat is wide enough for one car. There are a few parking bays on each side at slight angles to the drive. |
>> | No. 25337
25337
One day last week my bus got stuck for around 10-15 minutes and had to give up because a BMW driver thought it was a good idea to just break down in the middle of the road and stay there. The street is just about wide enough for two vehicles, and the driver made no attempt to move the vehicle. Didn't push it, didn't ask for help to push it, didn't accept any offer of help to push it. Just fucking left it there. Two minibuses had to mount the kerb to get around it. |
>> | No. 25621
25621
Being stuck behind twats who drive along a sliproad at 30mph instead of anticipating having to match the speed of the traffic they're merging into. |
>> | No. 25641
25641
Had the opportunity to drive a very flash car today. Once you get over how fast it feels you start to notice how every single other cunt on the road is staring at you, or even trying to take pictures. It's a bizarre experience and think less of my friend, the owner of the car, for enjoying that sort of attention. |
>> | No. 25850
25850
Roadworks means I'm trying a new commute, which means going past a secondary school. |
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25853
>>25850 |
>> | No. 25860
25860
I let my other half borrow my car. She must have used a sponge to wipe the inside of the windscreen after it had fogged up instead of waiting for the heaters to work their magic because now there's streak marks all over it and I can't manage to get it fully looking perfect again; there's always a streak impairing my visibility when I'm facing towards the sun now. Fuck's sake. |
>> | No. 25861
25861
>>25860 |
>> | No. 25929
25929
I don't know what it is about West Yorkshire folk, but apparently they are taught it is acceptable to try and cut behind someone in the middle of a three point turn or reversing on to their driveway. |
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25935
>>25929 |
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25940
>>25935 |
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25946
>>25940 |
>> | No. 25947
25947
I never let buses out. They are cunts. I also never give a chance to old people (especially old women), rich people with fancy cars (although I do like to give people with banged up cars a chance), Asians, black women, van drivers, anyone with an English or Welsh flag, French car drivers, BMW drivers, people with loud music on, buses (unless it is a bus I take), anyone with a hardhat, people who shop at Lidl or Waitrose, people with their headlights dipped up, people taking too long to do a fucking 3-point turn in an empty street (fucking cunts should not be allowed to drive), mopeds, men below the age of 30, people wearing suits, people who vape, cars with foreign license plates (especially French plates) and many more I can't be asked to list. |
>> | No. 25957
25957
>>25947 |
>> | No. 26662
26662
Two lanes have started merging into one? Even though there's a car clearly in front of me in the other lane and I don't have the time to get past I'm going to suddenly accelerate to try and undertake them anyway, before looking completely mystified why the other driver has beeped their horn at me when I've very nearly driven into the side of them. |
>> | No. 26961
26961
I've just been shouted out at the petrol station. |
>> | No. 26962
26962
>>26662 |
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26963
>>26962 |
>> | No. 26983
26983
Why is it that all of the boy racers have suddenly started using body-kits with no front reg plates? |
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26984
>>26983 |
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26985
>>26983 |
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26986
>>26983>>26985 |
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american philosopher.jpg >>27004 |
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raycist.jpg >>27005 |
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Yoshitsune_with_benkei.jpg >>27012 |
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kim-jong-il-cheat_zafw9l.jpg >>27014 |
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kneecappingsoitis.jpg >>27036 |
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Drivers who dither about whether to pull out in front of you. Either commit to it or not, don't hesitantly half pull out. |
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>>27045 |
>> | No. 27924
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When a driver gestures that they're letting you cross but then starts revving their engine when you're walking in front of them. |
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>>27924 |
>> | No. 27941
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Some car headlights are just too fucking bright. |
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>>27941 |
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>>27924 |
>> | No. 27958
27958
I think someone has been in my car last night, judging by the glovebox being open and things from there and the compartment next to the gearbox being on the floor. I suppose it was inevitable, having a car that tucks in the wing mirrors when it is locked and a scatterbrained girlfriend who doesn't always remember to lock the car. At least there was nothing for them worth pinching. |
>> | No. 28392
28392
I was about two-thirds of the way past a bus when it simultaneously indicated and swerved out from the stop, almost hitting me. Bus drivers are right cunts. |
>> | No. 29035
29035
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE. Use the whole fucking length of the slip road. |
>> | No. 29067
29067
4418855_c1cb8b4f.jpg Today I watched a police car ignore one of these. ACAB. |
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Had to use my horn twice in two days. |
>> | No. 30543
30543
Has everyone forgotten how to drive? There seems to be far more arseholes on the road. |
>> | No. 30544
30544
Yesterday I was stopped at traffic lights, when they turned green I decided not to move because there were two ambulances just appeared in the opposite direction on the wrong side of the road overtaking the long queue of traffic. |
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>>30543 |
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>>30543 |
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I'm a new driver, and in the short time I've been driving I have noticed a particular class of other drivers who confuse me deeply, because they go 40mph in a 30 zone, but maintain that same 40mph once we're on a 60 road. |
>> | No. 30729
30729
THERE'S LOADS OF SURFACE WATER ON THE MOTORWAY? AS SOON AS I'VE OVERTAKEN I'LL PULL RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU SO ALL YOU CAN SEE IS SPRAY! |
>> | No. 30731
30731
>>30561 I had it suggested to me that they're simply oblivious to speed limits, and are driving as fast as they're comfortable with at all times. Vision and reaction times affect even the most devil-may-care eventually. |
>> | No. 30732
30732
Is it just me or do a lot of ordinary people struggle to drive in rain? I've always thought of it as just rain, the most harmless of driving conditions, beyond putting your lights on and braking a bit sooner. But people honestly seem to lose their minds when it's anything more than a drizzle. |
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>>30732 |
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I realise I'm a bit of a cunt in this but when I dropped my daughter off at school this morning my car was slightly over someone's driveway, but it would have been literally for 5 seconds as I was fucking off as soon as she had got out of the car. Anyway as soon as she opened the door the reverse lights went on for the car in the driveway and he quickly reversed out before realising he didn't have enough room to easily manoeuvre out because my car was in the way and I couldn't get out as he'd now blocked me in; instead of pulling back onto his driveway so we could both be on our way he just stayed where he was for ages and glared at me. I get that having people blocking your driveway on the school run must be highly annoying but this would have been literally a drop off and go rather than parking up and waiting around for 10 minutes or whatever. |
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>> | No. 32684
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There were quite a few cars about today without their headlights on, both in the foggy daylight and after dark. |
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>>32684 |
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33035
Lots of wankers on the roads today. |
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photo_2022-04-17_09-48-13.jpg >>33035 |
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>> | No. 33552
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GONNA DRIVE REALLY FAST DOWN THESE SINGLE LANE COUNTRY ROADS EVEN THOUGH THERE'S LOADS OF BENDS AND HIGH HEDGES ON EITHER SIDE SO I'VE NO IDEA WHAT'S ROUND THE CORNER. |
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>> | No. 34028
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Roadworks.jpg There's roadworks on the M62 and every time I've joined J28 going westbound I've nearly been taken out by someone who ignores this sign and the cat's eyes shifting each lane diagonally, by just going straight ahead. Usually they think I'm at fault even though my options are to either follow the new lane layout or go straight ahead into a bunch of cones. |
>> | No. 34029
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>>34028 |
>> | No. 34123
34123
I don't know if it's a new thing, but I've noticed people are connecting their phones to their cars and calling people that way. My girlfriend's got into the habit of calling me when she's driving home from work rather than listening to music or the radio like a normal person and at least two of my neighbours have started doing it as well; all women. Anyway my gripe is that the sound of a phone conversation coming out of car speakers is incredibly obnoxious, especially when someone parks up and keeps the conversation going. |
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>>34029 |
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fucknuggets.png M6 Northbound, just past Birmingham where it merges with the M6toll. |
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>>34265 |
>> | No. 34279
34279
They're resurfacing the road between the coal mining museum and Grange Moor roundabout, so it's down to a 20 zone. I was stuck behind a car earlier that kept speeding up to 50 every time it saw the usual speed limit signs on the lampposts but would then brake and drop down to 20 every time it saw the temporary speed limit signs or the speed cameras. It was really odd. |
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>>34279 |
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>>34279 |
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>>34279 |
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>>34282 |
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thornhill.jpg >>34284 |
>> | No. 34455
34455
I'm guessing it's because I went to Morrisons in the middle of the day, but the number of pensioners with absolutely no road awareness driving cars was frightening. |
>> | No. 34523
34523
I know people who own cars like a Toyota Aygo are likely to be extremely cautious drivers, but getting stuck behind one attempting to join the motorway at 30mph is ridiculous. |
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>>34455 |
>> | No. 34577
34577
My Wensleydale cheese was made in Shropshire. |
>> | No. 34578
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Fucking hell, wrong thread. |
>> | No. 34586
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>>34578 |
>> | No. 34684
34684
I don't know if it's my eyesight getting worse but recently I've found that I'm increasingly dazzled by headlights which are either too bright or set too high, which has been a thing for a while now so I don't know if it's suddenly got even more obnoxious. |
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>> | No. 34812
34812
I don't have to do it often, but I'm sick of spending 20+ minutes queuing to get off J24 of the M62 all because knobheads keep blocking the roundabout at Ainley Top. |
>> | No. 34815
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>>34812 |
>> | No. 34859
34859
Knew I should have worked from home today. About 35 minutes to get in this morning because the roads were dead, followed by taking ~90 minutes to do the journey in reverse after getting sent home at lunch due to a tiny bit of snow. |
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>>34859 |
>> | No. 34934
34934
Why do we make roads out of tarmac, and is there something better we could make them out of to prevent them being full of potholes half the time, and closed of for roadworks to fix the sodding potholes the other half? |
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>> | No. 34941
34941
My utopian state has wide pavements / cycle routes with concrete trenches and removable tops to access the utilities then replace. Running services under roads is just unfair to the roads, it's too much to ask. |
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