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[–] interdimensional_sharts@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Yes I believe some people just want to always have something to be upset and angry about

A miserable existence ☹️

[–] IdontplaytheTrombone@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago (4 children)

Yes, tailgating is bad. Yes, cruising in the middle lane in bad.

In the picture, the person is in the middle lane and not passing anyone. They should move to the right. Because they are in the middle, two different range-of-speed drivers are being funneled into the far left lane, where traffic will start to get clogged. Eventually, assholes will start flicking through traffic with no regard for anyone's safety. A wreck will happen. This all started because someone was coasting in the middle lane. Don't stay in the middle lane if you are not passing someone.

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[–] ininewcrow@lemmy.ca 3 points 2 days ago

My favourite ... which is actually very common ... is some nutjob speeding up behind me, tailgating to try to pass in the most improbable places, solid lanes, etc but doing so without success. Watching them in the mirror close enough for me see how frustrated they are and waving their hands.

After several minutes or even half an hour of following you ... they finally pass.

Then immediately turn off in front of you because they reached their turn off / parking lot / restaurant / gas station / place of work.

Years ago, I'd try to avoid people like this by slowing down or even dipping at low speed onto the shoulder to let them pass .... but it seldom works because they are just driving down the highway / freeway / roadway for a short distance to take their turn off.

So now, I really don't care, I keep my speed, don't let them affect my driving and keep a close eye on them ... and sure enough, they disappear because they took their turn off.

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