InvisibleMan

indicating only encourages the people waiting ahead of you at a roundabout exit to nip out earlier infront of you. If you dont indicate then they wait till you pass like they're supposed to

DBY

Yes

unclebuck

NO

jasey

Took your time

Abdabz

My driving style changed when I got the scooby - I likened it to walking down the street with a black belt in Karate and tw@tting everyone - black belts dont do that - So now I have a beast of a motor I TRY not to be a bully on the road...

I say try - I'll still hurl abuse at drivers with fog lights on, slam on if Im being tailgated, abuse miggil lane drivers and/or undertake them, point and laugh at done up fiat punto's / corsas etc - all that kinda of stuff.

To summarise I'm very impatient with discourteous drivers and prats and basically I fight fire with fire in most of lifes situations

_Meridian_

iTrader: (1)

My experience is that the worse the car, the worse the drivers. It's like the owners of ten-year old rusty Cavaliers need to prove something, but people with performance cars don't. With Beemers it's a driver's age thing: under 30 = tw*t.

I very seldom bother to respond to cutting up - in fifteen years of driving I've probably used the horn about eight times. I just let the moron get on with it so that when they kill themsleves they aren't likely to take me with them. That said, there have been a few cases where I really have lost it. The one that REALLY winds me up is people who change lanes in front of me as I'm about to pass them. If I'm in a good mood I drop back and wait for them to pull back in (assuming they aren't glued to the middle/right-hand lane...) then drop down and floor it. If I'm more annoyed I leave the braking as late as possible...

As for queue-jumping and lane blocking: life's to short to worry about it. I really only get wound up about people who try to kill me.

And I'm rubbish at parallel parking.


M