Driving hates on the road
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+1wills said:
Tracters. Living in Cornwall, when you meet one your either stuck behind it for the next 5 miles or reversing 50 yards to find a passing place.
People who drive along the outside lane of a Dual Carageway for 2 miles before turning right at the next roundabout.
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Those who must see you coming on a Motorway & insist on pulling out on u at the last minute, then sit there creaping past what they're overtaking & stay in the outside lane for no reason other than their own self pleasure... Hummm... how long ya got??? as while we're at it
2. muppets with their fog lamps on
3. muppets who buy HID bulbs & fit them to standard reflectors
4. tailgaters with spazzo cars that wont have a chance in hell of stopping in an emergency
... nuff of the negatives, how about a new thread... driving LOVES on the road... gonna start that one now...
2. muppets with their fog lamps on
3. muppets who buy HID bulbs & fit them to standard reflectors
4. tailgaters with spazzo cars that wont have a chance in hell of stopping in an emergency
... nuff of the negatives, how about a new thread... driving LOVES on the road... gonna start that one now...
oli445 said:Middle Laners!
wills said:
With you on that one, usually on the A283 (A3 to South Coast )
where there are some serious and deserved 30mph villages and the Focus drivers try to keep up a steady
40/45 all the way ...............
Fortunately there are plenty of overtaking places and having to put up with them hanging off the rear bumper soon becomes a memory until the
next village where they catchup
Here's one.....one wagon trying to overtake another on a dual carriageway. One's quicker on a downhill slope, the other on the uphill side, so it takes 5 miles for them to perform the manoeuvre and it ends up with a hundred cars behind them. You can see this shining example of inconsiderate motoring pretty much any day of the week on the A1 in Yorkshire / Durham. And all to get back to the depot 2 minutes earlier...
It gets me so angry every time I have to drive to the North East
Come to think about it, HGVs aren't allowed on the third lane of a motorway, so why are they allowed in the overtaking lane on a dual carriageway.....? :?
It gets me so angry every time I have to drive to the North East
Come to think about it, HGVs aren't allowed on the third lane of a motorway, so why are they allowed in the overtaking lane on a dual carriageway.....? :?
Not indicating. Indicators are installed for a reason, and it's not to give your car a bit of colour, or to make it look like everyone else's. You dangerous feckin' idiots :x
(obviously directed at those who don't indicate, not you lot
)
Oh, and the correct sequence is not 'manoeuvre, check your mirrors if you feel like it, indicate when you're already done if you remember'. Tw@ts.
(obviously directed at those who don't indicate, not you lot
)Oh, and the correct sequence is not 'manoeuvre, check your mirrors if you feel like it, indicate when you're already done if you remember'. Tw@ts.
... and another one while I think about it. Those idiots who persist in using the 'racing line' on roundabouts on dual carriageways..... cutting across both lanes, completely oblivious to everyone else. I followed an elderly gent driving a Rover the other day, who did it on three successive roundabouts...
