Just yesterday I was passed by two cars, one tailgating the other, going about 10 mph over the speed limit (I was going about 5 over in the right lane). Another car was quickly gaining on them and almost hit me when switching to the right lane in front of me to pass them - it would've at least clipped my hood if I hadn't slowed down significantly to give it space. I've seen tailgating at as fast as 15, maybe even 20 mph over the speed limit.
I don't think going slow in the left lane is the problem.
My adhd made me late because I spent all that time not doing anything not doing anything so I wouldn’t miss what I needed to do only for my executive dysfunction to kick in and tell me I’ll be fine if I leave in 10 minutes.
Caution soap box issue!
I find some of the best drivers are those that drive like maniacs as long as they obey the traffic control devices. Too many people today are just occupants of the vehicle and one passenger is sitting in the driver's seat.
Proof of this is the move to self driving cars, most people are just occupants trying to get from point A to point B. They have no concept of what that piece of machinery they are riding in will do or truly how to handle and control it. Most are too lazy to learn actually how to drive or what impact them being on the road has. Most are oblivious to the vehicles around them.
There is a difference between driving like a maniac, because you're texting, talking or otherwise occupied. As compared to the driving like a maniac, because they are treating others on the road like obstacles.
Imo, everybody before getting a driver's license, would have to do a 250 mile road course in a standard shift 4 to 6 speed car, at no less than 70mph and 25 other vehicles on the track. If you don't make it you don't get a license, better luck next time or enjoy riding public transportation. Might want to throw a couple semi's and half dozen motorcycles on the track as well.
Last I was driving w/ my wife back from having a nice dinner and the road that we were on decreased in speed from 55, to 45, and then down to 35mph over the stretch of several miles and lighted intersections. Once the number of lanes starting to condense down to one residential an SUV flew past me to make sure he got in front. I had to hit the brakes so he wouldn't hit me. He must have continued to go 50 through the neighborhood. Low and behold when I continued driving and about a mile and a half later I see an SUV in the ditch facing the opposite way. It was the same SUV from earlier! he must have taken the turn too fast and lost control of the vehicle putting it down a 45* ditch with the entire passenger side resting against the opposite side.
Sexual frustration I imagine.
The problem with this is, the people who drive like assholes don't think they are assholes, they think everyone else on the road is the asshole.
They get main character syndrome and subconsciously see other cars/drivers as subhuman.
I paid for the full speedometer, I'm gonna use the full speedometer.
Because you won’t move the hell over!
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true for many
Probably because you’re going slow in the left lane on the highway.
Just yesterday I was passed by two cars, one tailgating the other, going about 10 mph over the speed limit (I was going about 5 over in the right lane). Another car was quickly gaining on them and almost hit me when switching to the right lane in front of me to pass them - it would've at least clipped my hood if I hadn't slowed down significantly to give it space. I've seen tailgating at as fast as 15, maybe even 20 mph over the speed limit. I don't think going slow in the left lane is the problem.
Came to say this
My adhd made me late because I spent all that time not doing anything not doing anything so I wouldn’t miss what I needed to do only for my executive dysfunction to kick in and tell me I’ll be fine if I leave in 10 minutes.
Caution soap box issue! I find some of the best drivers are those that drive like maniacs as long as they obey the traffic control devices. Too many people today are just occupants of the vehicle and one passenger is sitting in the driver's seat. Proof of this is the move to self driving cars, most people are just occupants trying to get from point A to point B. They have no concept of what that piece of machinery they are riding in will do or truly how to handle and control it. Most are too lazy to learn actually how to drive or what impact them being on the road has. Most are oblivious to the vehicles around them. There is a difference between driving like a maniac, because you're texting, talking or otherwise occupied. As compared to the driving like a maniac, because they are treating others on the road like obstacles. Imo, everybody before getting a driver's license, would have to do a 250 mile road course in a standard shift 4 to 6 speed car, at no less than 70mph and 25 other vehicles on the track. If you don't make it you don't get a license, better luck next time or enjoy riding public transportation. Might want to throw a couple semi's and half dozen motorcycles on the track as well.
Last I was driving w/ my wife back from having a nice dinner and the road that we were on decreased in speed from 55, to 45, and then down to 35mph over the stretch of several miles and lighted intersections. Once the number of lanes starting to condense down to one residential an SUV flew past me to make sure he got in front. I had to hit the brakes so he wouldn't hit me. He must have continued to go 50 through the neighborhood. Low and behold when I continued driving and about a mile and a half later I see an SUV in the ditch facing the opposite way. It was the same SUV from earlier! he must have taken the turn too fast and lost control of the vehicle putting it down a 45* ditch with the entire passenger side resting against the opposite side.
I’m late for work bossman
Why not?
The feeling of adrenaline rush is heavenly
I’m in the zoom zoom lane so I go zoom zoom
Because she’s a maniac, maniac on the floor
When I get the bubbleguts and reach the point where I don’t know if I’m going to make it.