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[–]Leni-Heni 138 points139 points ago*

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I always check the license plate first. If it's a stranger who obviously doesn't know the area, I let him in. If it's a local, fuck you!

Edit: As mentioned in other comments, I live in Germany. Here, it's easy to see if somebody is a local or not: The car license plate always starts with a letter which shows where your're from (e.g. M for Munich).

[–]dayna-mite 65 points66 points ago

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Yesterday my mom did this after picking me up from school. We were having a conversation and she just didn't notice the line, that isn't usually that long at that intersection. She then did this. Her words were "oh shit oh shit oh shit, I hate people like me, crap Im sorry sorry sorry"

She felt incredabad, and it was an honest mistake.

[–]mottom24 16 points17 points ago

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The proper protocol to such a situation is the wave the person a thank you (the person who lets you in). I hate when people don't at least acknowledge that I did them a solid by letting them sneak in. If they don't wave I assume they are a jerk and Zeus will strike them down with all his fury.

[–]dayna-mite 5 points6 points ago

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Oh we waved like six times.

We both did. =) We were very very thankful.

[–]mottom24 5 points6 points ago

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Then Zeus smiles upon you both.

[–]dayna-mite 2 points3 points ago

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Thank you for that reassurance.

[–]accipitradea 90 points91 points ago

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But she didn't feel bad enough to go straight and loop around the block?

[–]bloodguard 22 points23 points ago

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This. When I feck up and don't get in the proper lane soon enough I just shrug and go around rather that make an unsafe lane change. I just don't get the thought process of people that think it's a better idea to block another lane.

[–]sunuv 2 points3 points ago

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Fuck yeah! Considerate people who know how to drive!

[–]wolfgang5feet 1 point2 points ago

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[–]tremens 50 points51 points ago

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Yes, thank you. Unless somebody's life is at risk, just stopping is never more appropriate than simply driving to the next place you can turn around. Nobody will hate you, and you'll maybe lose a couple minutes at most.

[–]folderol 56 points57 points ago

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Unless you're lost or don't know where the fuck you are going. In some cities simply looping around the block is a fantasy.

[–]dnew 2 points3 points ago

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Do not ever try going to the next exit and turning around in New Jersey. You can spend an hour recovering from something like this.

[–]Jonesty 8 points9 points ago

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I hope dayna-mite's mom wouldn't get lost deviating one block from her normal school pickup route.

[–]xsdc 3 points4 points ago

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or it could be in a city like mine, where a missed turn downtown can mean having to go all the way through before you can turn around.

[–]DrRabbitt 2 points3 points ago

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its not entirely out of the question though, i know some people like that

[–]Eccentrica_Gallumbit 1 point2 points ago

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Sadly this is true. GPS is making our society navigationally-challenged.

[–]Vsx 2 points3 points ago

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I was navigationally-challenged way before I ever had a GPS. I am awesome with a map but I cannot remember how to get anywhere.

[–]Contero 1 point2 points ago

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Driving in San Francisco: "Woops I missed my turn, guess I need to drive 11 more blocks and make 7 right hand turns".

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points ago

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She wasn't enough of a sucker.

[–]PinkEchoes 1 point2 points ago

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I tried this once in a place I wasn't too familiar with. When i turned left once a sign told me I couldn't turn left anymore, and after that I had to continue on some unknown road in unknown territory trying to figure out how the fuck I was supposed to get back.

[–][deleted] 14 points15 points ago

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+1 I said below that I never let them in, but occasionally I do wonder if it was a genuine mistake and relent (in heavy traffic you can't see the arrows on the road). If it's a taxi driver, yeah fuck that, they should and do know better.

[–]andbruno 11 points12 points ago

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I consider taxis to be my mortal enemies on the road.

[–]MpVpRb 5 points6 points ago

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I have had that problem before, in a strange city.

Street was poorly marked. I didn't know the lane designation until it was too late.

I couldn't just "go around the block" because I had directions that only covered one route. Once off the route, the chances of getting lost increased dramatically. Also, the roads in that area were like spaghetti, not a nice neat grid.

[–]togashikokujin 1 point2 points ago

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Sounds like Atlanta. Our roads are horrible, even for someone who's been here a while.

[–]Big_Baby_Jesus 2 points3 points ago

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Cars have to meet two criteria for me to forgive behavior like that and let them in. The plate has to be from out of town, and they can't have any conservative bumper stickers.

[–]computerguy23 1 point2 points ago

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But they better give me the wave!

[–]RonaldFuckingPaul 1 point2 points ago

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i exploit this goofhole when i'm in a familiar out-of-state area - and running dangerously behind schedule

[–]racingwithdementia 1 point2 points ago

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How can you tell who's a local and who isn't based on a plate?

[–]tobsn 5 points6 points ago*

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i do the same. mostly im an asshole and drive right next to someone and when they speed up to get in front of me WITHOUT turning on their blinker, i speed up too.

mostly because of that the person could just brake and get behind me, but they never do.

i also started highbeaming people that turn without blinkers. annoys the shit out of me.

[–][deleted] 12 points13 points ago

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In California people speed up if you use your blinker.

[–]andbruno 4 points5 points ago

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i do the same. mostly im an asshole and drive right next to someone and when they speed up to get in front of me WITHOUT turning on their blinker, i speed up too.

Ditto. I'm glad there's more of us out there. Turn on your blinker, I'll slow to let you in. Match your speed with the space in front of me, and I'll close that space faster than you can blink.

[–]webmiester 30 points31 points ago

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Nah, these guys are mostly just unfamiliar. These are the assholes. Forgive the badly placed indicator to the word "actually".

[–]andbruno 5 points6 points ago

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That person might not even try to merge, they'd probably just go straight into the intersection, and turn right from the straight-only lane regardless. I've seen it a thousand times. And they'd certainly not put on their signal.

[–]nomdeanon 2 points3 points ago

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It's okay to break the law when you're not signaling your intention to do so.

[–]kodt 23 points24 points ago

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I seem to remember a redditor who was studied traffic pointing out that making use of all available lanes is better than merging early. Doing so actually will get more cars through in the same amount of time.

This situation is a little different since there is probably a traffic light and this driver could possibly be blocking the left lane or prevent someone from making the light. But if this was a merge on a highway, then it is best to always drive all the way up to the merge point and not merge early.

Some people seem to think if they merge in early they are no longer required to let anyone in. It doesn't work that way, if you get in early you are still going to need to let people merge.

[–]ArmyTrainingSir 4 points5 points ago

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I seem to remember a redditor who was studied traffic pointing out that making use of all available lanes is better than merging early. Doing so actually will get more cars through in the same amount of time.

I remember this as well. They even had a cool little application that showed you what happened to highway traffic when someone touched their breaks. Pretty cool read, as I recall.

[–]fishbulbx 2 points3 points ago

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[–]pug_puncher 2 points3 points ago

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It's called traffic waves or something like that this has a gif to help explain. http://trafficwaves.org/seatraf.html

[–]dbhanger 1 point2 points ago

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To remember is human. To link, divine.

[–]sethph 2 points3 points ago

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If it were a merge, yes, it's far better to utilize both lanes as long as possible. The person who dashes to the front when everyone's merged early is a little bit of a genius then, though probably accidentally while intending to be an asshole.

In this case, because the lanes aren't merging into one, they're actually pulling a dick move.

[–]walgman 69 points70 points ago

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It is a bastard when you don't know the area and can't see the arrows though.

[–]jb2386 36 points37 points ago

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Or the street names and you're like "oh shit, gotta turn there"

[–]osin144 5 points6 points ago

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I never understood why they don't post the street names at the start of the lane division for this particular reason. Whenever I'm driving in an unfamiliar town, I never know when to turn till the last minute.

[–]davy_crockett 24 points25 points ago

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Exactly. Cars create this environment where we assume everyone is doing what they are doing for the worst reason.

If a car fails to go right when a light goes green, everyone behind honks like the person in front is deliberately trying to piss them off, not because they made an honest mistake.

Cars make us treat other people not like other people. You would never do the equivalent of honking to another stranger on the street, but in a car no one would think twice about blaring their horn at a complete stranger for a minor mistake.

[–]folderol 13 points14 points ago

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In this regard, cars and the internet do the same thing.

[–]davy_crockett 5 points6 points ago

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Good point. The problem is that we are built to recognize people by a combination of physical features and behavioral traits. When the physical features are not apparent, for example when a person is acting through a car or the internet, we don't feel as impelled to treat the person like a person as much as we do when dealing face-to-face.

This is probably a big part of the reason why people mistreat people of other races and animals, and in the future why people will mistreat artificial intelligences. In a world where personhood isn't always accompanied by the same physical features we expect, we need to learn to perceive behavior as more important than appearance. In short, if we are going to live with technology, we need to see people as people, in all their forms.

[–]TexasWithADollarsign 2 points3 points ago

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If the light is green and they don't go, I usually give them about 5 seconds to return to Earth and go. After that, I give the "friendly" honk -- a quick double-tap -- to alert them. If that don't work, it's a long "angry" honk.

[–]davy_crockett 1 point2 points ago

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I think there needs to be a different button for a polite honk.

[–]05caniffa 1 point2 points ago

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I was about to lose my mind in a similar situation once, with someone not turning right when the light turned green, but after several seconds he moved, and I saw the cyclist that he was letting go through in the bike lane. I would have felt like a huge dick if I would have beeped, so I keep that in mind and try to give people the benefit of the doubt.

[–]andbruno 17 points18 points ago

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Then take a left, loop around the block, and try again. Don't be a dick and block an entire lane of traffic just because you fucked up. I'm shitty at directions, so I often have to go the wrong way a bit to have another try at the right way.

[–]happyfancypickle 2 points3 points ago

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This is the courteous solution. In fact, if I make this mistake, this seems easier than merging into a packed turn lane.

For a total mind fuck, sometimes I do this when I know exactly which way I'm going because it's faster sometimes. Not as fast as cutting everyone off, but better than waiting.

[–]davy_crockett 10 points11 points ago

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Or people could be nice and let the car in. Seriously, you can't wait the 4 seconds it takes to let the one car in?

[–]NotValid 9 points10 points ago

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Yeah - but the problem is when you're sitting in a line of 40 cars waiting to make a turn, and 10 people think they can sneak in because they are too important to wait in that same line, your wait has just increased 25%. It is quite frustrating - especially when you've been sitting in that line for 10 minutes.

It happens all of the time at a particular intersection near where I live, and you can tell that many of the people doing it are jumping the line, and not making honest mistakes.

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What about the people who need to go straight? If you just let the assholes in (hey, we can zipper!) everyone gets going much faster. The problem with the people who refuse to let in assholes like that, is that they just cause the assholish behavior to effect more people (i.e. there is now two lanes congested, over just one), rather than just the person who would not let them in.

Face it, people are going to be dicks on the road. That is just an unfortunate fact. The people who are trying to "enforce" ettiquete allow the assholes shitty behavior to effect more people, when they have the power to nip it at the bud. Further, they are just as likely to cause an accident as the person being a dick.

[–]y2k_compliant 4 points5 points ago

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If all the assholes know they are going to be let in, then everyone would do it and the line would build up in the straight lane anyway. Letting the assholes in does not fix the problem.

[–][deleted] 10 points11 points ago

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HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME ACCEPT THAT STAIN UPON MY FAMILIES NAME. I WILL EITHER CAUSE MORE TRAFFIC WHILE PLAYING CHICKEN, OR THE OTHER GUY MUST LOOP AROUND ANOTHER BLOCK, BECAUSE ALL TOWNS IN THE UNITED STATES ARE BUILT ON THE GRID SYSTEM AND NOTIHING ELSE.

/s

[–]m4n715 3 points4 points ago

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Meh, I think a courtesy wave and your out-of-state plates get you a pass.

[–]whiteryno 1 point2 points ago

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THIS! A MILLION TIMES THIS! Don't be a dumbass and fuck other people over because of your mistake. This applies to so many situations. Plus, the chances someone is actually out-of-town or unable to see is not a justifiable excuse, and just leads other people to think they can do it too.

[–]tremens 1 point2 points ago

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It sucks. But drive past it and turn around, like a grown up.

[–]machzel08 56 points57 points ago

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I like to play a fun game called "Who Cares About Their Car Less"

I always win :)

[–]andbruno 27 points28 points ago

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That game is bolstered by "I Have Great Insurance".

[–]Bashasaurus 15 points16 points ago

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that game is really fun when you're driving a company F350. I honestly don't give a shit about it.

[–]ATOILETFULL 16 points17 points ago

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I recently purchased a 13 year old 4x4 truck for $650 dollars, the blue book value is $3000, I have full coverage, this is also my new favorite game.

[–]m4n715 3 points4 points ago

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How much is your deductible? Because that's relevant...

[–]ATOILETFULL 1 point2 points ago

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this is true, its at $500 so nothing too crazy.

[–]IMakeIce 2 points3 points ago

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Full coverage on a $650 truck? Is FC required in your state...or is there some other reason you're shelling out for full instead of liability? I mean...the point at which you end up paying more than you could ever hope to get back from full coverage for a truck only worth $3000 with the difference paid between full and liability is going to come really quick.

[–]ATOILETFULL 2 points3 points ago

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You sir have found the hole in my logic. I have been told this no less than 3 times now, but I kept forgetting. I think I will take off my full coverage now, thank you. Can I still play the game?

[–]ericanderton 1 point2 points ago

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Former owner of a 1984 Plymouth Reliant checking in here.

It may not have had a lot of power, but merging with much nicer-looking traffic was always easy.

[–]OxBloodOxHeart 7 points8 points ago

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my 2000 camry vs. your new A7? Challenge accepted. hey, look how my side view slides under your side view. hear that popping sound? looks like someone is going to have to explain to hubby about the cracks in the passenger side view mirror. giving me the finger and picking up your cell phone? who are you calling... the cops? i'm driving 6 miles an hour, and have been in the same lane for 25 minutes. i can't upvote this enough. it should be punishable by caning.

[–]EatSleepJeep 1 point2 points ago

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I love that game!

I play it a little differently. I care about my Jeep, but between the Warn Rockcrawler bumper and the Poison Spyder Armored Tube Fenders, I'm going to fix any damage with a rattle can and you're going to be riding along in the wrecker to the body shop.

[–]Bitemarkz 7 points8 points ago

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I've done this by accident before. The problem is that as soon as you're close to where the line starts, NO ONE will let you in. This results in you creeping down the line out of necessity, but at that point, fuck everyone.

[–]JerkJenkins 6 points7 points ago

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I check the license plate to see if they're from the area or not. If they're not; free pass and I let them go.

If they are a local, though, I stay practically touching the bumper of the car in front of me. No way they're getting through. I even sometimes slow down to prevent them from slipping into line behind my car, speeding up once more once they try to pass me again.

Yes, I have been flipped off and rageyelled at more times than I can count.

[–]turtmcgirt 9 points10 points ago

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the problem isn't the people running to the front of the line its the assholes who let them in.

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[–]stlunatic15 35 points36 points ago

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That's why I refuse to let those fuckers in.

[–]captainroscoe 11 points12 points ago

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If they start yelling, I like to tell them to line up like everyone else. Usually does not disarm the situation. my bad.

[–]tremens 2 points3 points ago

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On the flip side of the coin, by refusing to let them in, you are ultimately punishing the innocent drivers behind them, as well, or contributing to the dangerous situation of an unexpectedly stopped vehicle.

You're not responsible for it, but it's a situation that you can help fix. It's up to you.

In some parts of Europe, you'll see drivers that merge as early as possible to the next lane, and everybody maintains room in front of them for at least one car - cars flow into one lane like a zipper closing. The result is that traffic keeps fucking moving, rather than coming to a dead stop, and it's better for everybody involved.

[–]ericmm76 13 points14 points ago

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Not in America. We like to have AT LEAST one pedal pressed to teh floor at all times. GAS BRAKE HONK. GAS BRAKE HONK.

[–]flipswitch 8 points9 points ago

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HONK, HONK, PUNCH.

[–]Beegee7730 5 points6 points ago

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GAS, GAS, GAS.

[–]ID0ntGetThis 1 point2 points ago

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LIQUID, LIQUID, SOLID

[–]y2k_compliant 1 point2 points ago

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You have a HONK pedal?

Where do I get one of those?

[–][deleted] 5 points6 points ago

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Yeah, I lived in Germany for 5 years. They understand the zipper better than anyone.

Now I live in Florida where it's every man for himself.

Drive up the breakdown lane and expect to get in? You must live in FL.

[–]tobsn 2 points3 points ago

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thats the case everywhere in the US... in germany they think ahead and teach you how to drive with fixed traffic laws.

[–]y2k_compliant 1 point2 points ago

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by refusing to let them in, you are ultimately punishing the innocent drivers behind them

By letting them in, you are punishing the innocent drivers behind you.

[–]tobsn 1 point2 points ago*

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you forget that american drivers dont know shit about driving. the driving test is a god damn joke (at least on that one everyone can agree, i mean the only gov. given test that is easier is probably a TSA application test), the cars are cheap, they are always on their cellphones and pay zero attention or rather just do not care. zipping doesnt work here either. they just pile up because they always try to be a smartass and pass the long lane to zip in right where they have to turn which always leads to traffic jams at construction areas and freeway exits... its pure arrogant stupidity.

oh and what i totally LOVE is when there are three lanes on each side and you have 3 SUVs in front of you driving the exact same speed next to each other 10mph under speed limit.

and of course passing on the right side is absolutely normal. mostly because people dont understand the concept of faster lanes vs slow lanes. left is always the fastest! it seems this concept is completely unknown here.

in the US there are basically no traffic rules besides red means stop (but doesnt on right turns), stop means stop and stay max 10mph over speed limit. but thats about it. everything else is everyones own decision.

[–]tectonicus 1 point2 points ago

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Ummm... every time I go to Europe or Asia and come back, I thank God for American roads. People follow the law! Speeding is kept to (generally) safe speeds! Roads are designed to be wide enough to drive on! Drivers stop for pedestrians! I am not constantly in fear for my life!

[–]tremens 1 point2 points ago

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No... I'm not "forgetting" that. What I'm saying is that you can exact some measure of personal revenge, aggravating the guy being a dick and every other person involved (innocent or not) or you can choose to try and help alleviate the situation, making it better for the road as a whole.

I'm not European - but I have spent a lot of time overseas, so I know exactly what you're talking about. But does refusing to let the guy in really do anything? Do you think they're going to "learn their lesson" and just knock it off? There's a few things that will help fix the driving situation in the US, one of which is people simply being better examples. The other one you touched on - More training. In many countries driving education is quite expensive and incredibly thorough, including mechanical function of a car and requiring many hours of driving with a professional, as well as very long probationary periods. This makes people actually value their license and respect it as a privilege that they have actually earned, instead of viewing it like it's some God given right handed to them. And finally, stiffer penalties for drivers who create these situations. Pull this shit in Germany and see what happens. Hell, you can have your license revoked for throwing the finger over there.

[–]bloodguard 2 points3 points ago

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Whenever I get stuck behind some idiot trying this (yay - block yet another lane arsehole) I just lay on the horn until they move. Pretty much 100% of the time they abort their lane cut and speed off.

[–]lhjmq 3 points4 points ago

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If you can get in with the flow and don't force me to brake hard, I'm fine with it.

[–]Deenus 2 points3 points ago

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About a month ago I was in the similar situation and didn't let someone in, though not exactly on purpose, and she rammed me. She said since she had her blinker on I was obligated to let her in and thus it was my fault. I just smiled and said ok without arguing because I wanted her to say the exact same thing to the police. I ended up getting $1000 from her insurance company and I'm probably just going to keep the money since my car doesn't look that bad.

[–]hereforthepoon 9 points10 points ago

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I have been in the right lane in this example before. It's not that hard to go straight and take the next street or exit. The amount of time it will add to your commuting time is not that much more.

[–]BAROD 7 points8 points ago

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This is what pisses me off the most about this situation. You made the mistake of not paying attention, you pay the (in this case, likely small) price. Don't screw things up for the rest of us attentive drivers.

[–]hereforthepoon 1 point2 points ago

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Agreed, it is a small gesture but since we do live in a "civilized" society I think it's our duty to act civil and think about our actions and how they impact others.

I was once one of these impatient people, not just driving but in life as well. Since my son was born 9 months ago, my entire outlook on life has changed. I want my son to hold integrity and morals high and if I can do little things to impart wisdom as a father to him, I feel like I am making a change in this world.

There is nothing in this world that is worth making someone feel inferior to you because of your actions. I am no better than you and you are no better than me. :)

[–]togashikokujin 1 point2 points ago

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Going straight in that situation in Atlanta can turn a 5 minute drive into 20. Atlanta is horribly planned.

[–]uutana 35 points36 points ago

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I hate these reposts so much

[–]alexanderwales 11 points12 points ago

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Hopefully this time it won't spawn a slew of copycat "I hate THESE bastards so much" posts like it has before.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

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Yes. Seriously. We had a whole friggen series of these things happening last year. We don't need to do it again.

[–]longerbeach 2 points3 points ago

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I think the most annoying situation I've seen is when people use the bus lane to get ahead, even when there is a bus already in it.

Also bus's that enter traffic from a stop when you are beside them as if i'm somehow going to be able to get past/give way without having to jump lanes or hit the brakes. they may have right of way but common sense should be a factor.

[–]Siktrikshot 2 points3 points ago

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First post on reddit! Logged in for the first time just to comment about these jerks! Even more than hating these people, I hate people who speed past when you are supposed to merge due to construction. Everyone merges while other people don't and merge 100 feet past and make the traffic slower. Grr!! Grinds my gears!

[–]nomdeanon 1 point2 points ago

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Welcome to Reddit!

[–]eschermond 2 points3 points ago

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You know who I hate more is the assholes who let him in.

[–]KidRed 2 points3 points ago

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I hate the ones who started in the right lane but left it to try and cut in at the last moment and then makes everyone slam on their brakes so they can move 5 cars further up the most!!

[–]Talbotus 2 points3 points ago

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That's why I never let that person in. I've see one guy wait longer than the line was when he pulled up to get in. It made my cry tears of happiness.

[–]racingwithdementia 2 points3 points ago

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How I feel about this depends on if the right lane is moving or not. If the turn lane is progressing, letting people in is a civic duty. People make mistakes and people are assholes. Share the road with all of them, give them what is reasonable. If we all did this, there would be so much less congestion.

If the turn lane isn't progressing, then you have some bad karma coming for holding up the people behind you.

[–]WashburnRocks 2 points3 points ago

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You hate them even more when you are actually behind them trying to go straight through the intersection.

[–]IguanaBob 2 points3 points ago

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I do this on my motorcycle all the damn time. But it's so easy to sneak in I don't think anybody minds.

[–]EatSleepJeep 2 points3 points ago

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[–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

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Let's not forget the fucking traffic they cause for the poor folk only wanting to go straight forward.

[–]Loki240SX 6 points7 points ago

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Only two situations in which this happens:

1) You're being an asshole. Go to the end of the line, lesson learned.

2) You don't know the area and didn't know which lane your in. Your stupidity cost you, back of the line. Lesson learned.

[–]ericmm76 4 points5 points ago

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Maybe it's just my location, but I see this waaaaaay more on the DC beltway, 495, when the right lane disappears. The "merge left" signs are clearly marked, and usually most people get over when they can, but there's always some schmuck rocketing ahead in the lane that will be disappearing soon.

Not to mention that round here, we're often in a backup situation, so the right lane, the disappearing lane, is the one empty, because everyone knows that you're not supposed to be in it. But that means that the person shooting ahead will not be able to merge, someone will have to let them in. Fury.

It's probably also what CAUSED the backup.

[–]nomdeanon 1 point2 points ago

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I live in D.C. also, the place that really irks me is going east bound on the inner loop, after the 270 spur -- where 355/Rockville pike merges into the beltway. It's a left lane entrance to the beltway, and has a very long merge lane. People will pull out of 495 traffic to enter the usually low volume merge lane, skip about 15 cars ahead, and merge back in. Fuck that -- it's so bad that the usually the right-most lanes are the fastest in that section (until Georgia avenue shows up.)

[–]jbradl 1 point2 points ago

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What's worse is 270S at the 495E/355 split. Everyone rides the left lane which is the exit for 355, then jumps over for the the 495E on-ramp. Not only do they rarely use blinkers but they're using the EXIT lane to pass all of the drivers waiting to get on 495. It's not just one or two, it's hundreds of people every few minutes. This is the biggest reason (IMO) that 270 backs up so far (as it moves even slower than 495).

[–]nomdeanon 1 point2 points ago

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Yeah, I had forgotten about that. That whole thing is a clusterfuck... and I really doubt that law enforcement could do anything about it. I think they should make it physical median (or at least have the floppy poles, whatever they're called) at the critical cutover point, that'd really cut down on that sort of behavior.

[–]zolthar123 7 points8 points ago

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What bastards? the ones who repost the same image for the 100th time?

[–]notimefordupe 6 points7 points ago

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Every. God. Damn. Day.

[–][deleted] 16 points17 points ago

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I never ever let them in. What I don't think most people realise is that these drivers actually cause the majority of the queue for the exit. If you watch where the bottlenecks are in the traffic, I find it's usually a couple of car lengths before the junction, and right where there's a queue of people trying to get in.

[–]purpledirt 5 points6 points ago

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I never ever let them in. What I don't think most people realise is that these drivers actually cause the majority of the queue for the exit.

Sorry, but research shows that you're incorrect. From the link:

Studies by the Texas Transportation Institute, Minnesota Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration concluded late merging improves traffic flow as much as 15 percent.

[–]eyeWired 2 points3 points ago

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Bull honky.

That's for merging with moving traffic, not merging with traffic at a light or stop sign.

I always late merge when getting onto the freeway, that's what the on ramp is there for...to build up speed and match the flow of traffic.

Trying to CUT IN and avoid a long wait at a turn light is just a dick move and screws everything up.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points ago

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Interesting. I'd be interested to see how much difference it makes if people don't let them in one at a time - does it reduce traffic flow? or just improve it less? And how much difference it makes if they merge just before a traffic light - surely the hesitation of "zip locking" reduces how many cars get through the lights each time.

[–]tomparker 3 points4 points ago

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On the other hand, there is almost always some pokey numbnuts not paying attention which leaves plenty of time and space to slip in with no cost to society whatsoever.

[–]AnInconvenientBoof 4 points5 points ago

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The problem with this picture is that whenever I pull this move I do think to myself, " hey society, I'm an asshole "

[–]y2k_compliant 2 points3 points ago

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As long as you know you're an asshole, it's fine. I still won't let you in.

[–]parksidekilla 13 points14 points ago

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You have ALL done this at least a handful of times. Fuck you.

[–]gizzledos 8 points9 points ago

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I have done this on accident before, in places where I was unfamiliar with the lane designations. The difference is when I realize the situation I attempt to merge as soon as possible; I don't jump to the front of the line like an asshole. Usually people see this and realize you were unaware or made a mistake and let you in.

[–]Jahonay 7 points8 points ago

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I don't do it on purpose, but if I realize late that it's a right turn only lane, I'll cut over. I don't think most people do this on purpose.

[–]WeAreGods 1 point2 points ago

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Fuck All Us! Damn Us!

[–]abecNine 3 points4 points ago

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Reminds me of the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge from the FDR, at any given moment. Fuck those guys. I stare them down.

[–]beatphats 1 point2 points ago

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hahah. Flawless victory when no one sneaks in front. Trick is to hug the middle lane as tight as possible.

[–]akatookey 1 point2 points ago

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I always run into these problems because I just moved and don't know the area. My GPS doesn't like to tell me things like "left turn has to turn left and can't go straight" or "right lane can't turn right".

I always feel bad cutting in line though so I go whichever way I'm already going and just take twice as long to get anywhere.

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I hate this as well. To piggy back though, i hate fucks that dont let people smoothly merge into a lane from an on ramp. Many times, ive seen multiple people speed up to not allow someone on the highway that is LEGITIMATELY trying to merge on. This causes a huge disruption in traffic. Who cares if they get in front or behind you, they just need to get on so the next person behind them can as well.

[–]DRUG_USER 1 point2 points ago

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Fell St. onramp in SF is this. For like a mile cars will be lined up, and there's always a line of cutters. Fuck you. I realize that some of you messed up, but I wager half of you fuckers did it on purpose.

[–]mynameispaulsimon 1 point2 points ago

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Subliminal upvote.

[–]longerbeach 1 point2 points ago

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The common solution to merging and slowing traffic is to just speed everywhere you go. you can't get in the way if they can't keep up with you.

[–]spindrive 1 point2 points ago

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He's just giving all the other cars a huge upvote.

[–]Cathbar 1 point2 points ago

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Show up in thread. Downvote everyone who admits to doing it. Finally feel empty-vindication that the karma I'm hoping is dealt IRL is dealt on Reddit.

[–]TheWizardofId 1 point2 points ago

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[–]misspinaberry 1 point2 points ago

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Shut up. I've never done that.............

I apologize to anyone I have ever done that too, because I tend to do it. :(

[–]mjs555 1 point2 points ago

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It really made my day a few weeks back when I saw someone get pulled over for doing this. The cop was in the line of people waiting that the guy whized by to get to the front.

[–]wkdown 1 point2 points ago

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You forgot the line of people stuck behind him until his dumbass moves.

[–]wild9 1 point2 points ago

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This is quite easily one of my biggest pet peeves. I don't think I've ever been more angry in my car than when I was in bumper to bumper traffic on the highway and TONS of cars were driving down the shoulder and then forcing their way back onto the highway. The combo of curse words out of my mouth would've been a highscore on a video game. And I hate the douchers who let them in almost as much as I hate the cutters themselves.

[–]protargol 1 point2 points ago

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[–]xteneritasx 1 point2 points ago

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In New Jersey, these people get "disappeared."

[–]ropers 1 point2 points ago

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It's not always intentional. Maybe you want to turn left soon, and the left lane is moving faster, and you simply may not know that much further down the road you'll have to get in the right lane. Then, when you finally notice the obstacle, you may feel like shit, but what can you do? You can't reverse at that point. It's happened to me too. I felt bad, but it was completely unintentional.

[–]DeepCoffee 1 point2 points ago

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I admit that I'm guilty of this. My defense is that there is almost always a driver (usually more than one!) who's not paying attention and leaves a monster gap for me to enter into without changing the flow of traffic in the least.

[–]tonterias 1 point2 points ago

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I hate these ones: http://imgur.com/RQdQK

[–]Jadis 1 point2 points ago

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I'm probably an asshole too, but I usually purposefully speed up to not let them in. I once had some lady try this on me and she was pretty much playing chicken with me trying to edge over in front of me. There was only like 4-5 feet between me and the car in front of me! She started honking her horn like crazy acting like I was the one who was trying to cause a wreck. I think some people are just retarded.

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Agreed those people are the worst.

I always equate it to if we were waiting in line and walking.. it's like some douche waiting in the line for something stupid then jumping the queue to the front of the good line.

[–]rageth 1 point2 points ago

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Upvote for rage at the wankers that do this. I just hug the bumper of the car in front so they can't get in. And then I glare at them.....intently

[–]phld21 1 point2 points ago

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The problem is that people actually let them in. I think people need to drive more aggressively. You have to be willing to put your car out there to teach these people that they need to wait their damn turn.

[–]LeMadnessofKingHippo 1 point2 points ago

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People who do this as a way to get ahead in traffic are assholes. But every single one of us in here has done it ourselves when we mistakenly get in the wrong lane and NEED to get over to the right lane. You know it's true.

[–]lkoussan 1 point2 points ago

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get mad at the doofus who lets them in

[–]Kage2021 2 points3 points ago

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I'm going to have to disagree with you. Society should be more angry at the fucking people who make this a viable option. There is no excuse for this. If you genuinely made a mistake you eat it, and turn around somewhere that does not INCREASE traffic load. I mean god forbid you be paying attention while you're behined the wheel of a 4000 pound piece of steel and plastic, haha I mean what can we expect of people? Responsibillity? I make mistakes, just like everyone else. I solve them at my expense, not others. I don't blame the people who do this sometimes. If 800 people do it and get away with it, you'd be stupid to sit in the back while people simply drive around you so that some sissy can let them in instead of forcing them to wait forever and therby learn that this IS NOT the fastest way around traffic. The fact is it is the fastest way, some pussy will eventually let you in. I'm a traffic nazi, mainly I think idiots shouldn't be able to drive.

[–]crackyJsquirrel 1 point2 points ago

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Eh, some exits by me are pretty far apart, as well some only have west bound exists with no east bound entries and vice versa. I will feel like an asshole for 5 minutes to save myself a 45 minute to an hour turn around time.

[–]jaimiblank 2 points3 points ago

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We call those people passholes.

[–]slAkatAk 1 point2 points ago

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Mass-holes

[–]superdude4agze 3 points4 points ago

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So who is going to repost the rest of these pictures as individual posts and reap the karma?

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

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[–]Burlyman78 1 point2 points ago

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Or maybe he just made a mistake and forgot to get over.

[–]tremens 1 point2 points ago

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Drive past the intersection, take the next available turn around.

[–]Bashasaurus 4 points5 points ago

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learn

[–]MoridinZero 3 points4 points ago

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merge earlier?

[–]nullibicity 1 point2 points ago

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I know it's easy to hate these people, but sometimes, you don't know the lane you're in won't let you go in the direction you'll want to go until you're right up there. Don't assume everyone's a douche.

[–]ehorgan 10 points11 points ago

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Guess what? YOU missed YOUR turn. Go past, and turn around.

[–][deleted] 8 points9 points ago

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Non-douches admit their mistakes and find a place to turn around.

[–]Hubris2 4 points5 points ago

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There are more douches than people making honest mistakes. If they make an honest mistake....and somebody doesn't immediately let them in - they don't drive even further to the front trying to find somebody else that will let them in.

[–]ronintetsuro 1 point2 points ago

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And that's what 95% of these people do. you might not have started out a douche, but you turned into one because you refused to take responsibility for your inattentiveness.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points ago

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If things are backed up to the depicted degree, I usually just go straight, then turn around or use whatever parking lot it is to dodge that turn.

[–]conn1e 1 point2 points ago

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My bus driver does this every morning dropping me off to uni. I'm not complaining...

[–]DavenIII 1 point2 points ago

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Sometimes it's an honest mistake, generally you can tell just by looking at them, if they look like they are sorry I let them in :P

one thing I hate by me is my commute home from work I see the SAME cars the SAME people try to do stupid things at a couple intersections/Exits every single day...those guys piss me the F off...I go out of my way to try to make them miss exits.

[–]fgriglesnickerseven 1 point2 points ago

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The thing this picture doesn't show is that there are 100 other douche bags right behind the front most car, all waiting until they are at the front of the line to try to do the same thing.

The best way to get a person never to do this again is to set their family on fire with gasoline and then shoot them in the kneecaps. This is why I'm serving 2 life sentences ) :

[–]slAkatAk 1 point2 points ago

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STAY STRONG BROTHERS!.....HOLD YOUR POSITIONS!

[–]c7hu1hu 1 point2 points ago

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Worse: the guy in the "right turn only" or "lane ends" lane who is using it to get ahead of traffic. You know who you are, and it's VERY obvious when you're not doing it by accident.

[–]Fapability 1 point2 points ago

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Different situation. When two lanes merge and there is heavy traffic. I will park my truck in the middle of both lanes so assholes have to merge.

[–]flinkazoid 1 point2 points ago

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I do this every day merging onto the interstate. FUCK all you that dont know how to maintain speed in moderate congestion!

[–]incrediblemojo 1 point2 points ago

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hey buddy,

This is a repost, you're not original.

sincerely,

the internet

[–]BearDick 1 point2 points ago

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I never feel more bonded with my fellow commuter than when an entire line of 20+ cars gets bumper to bumper to ensure this asshole doesn't get in.

[–]Fritz23 1 point2 points ago

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I hate this more then anything. I drive a semi so when situations like this arise I try to block both lanes so assholes like that can't keep doing that. All there doing is fucking up traffic for everyone else. They can go fuck themselves!!!!!!

[–]Bashasaurus 0 points1 point ago

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Block'em, middle of both lanes, semi truck drivers are good about this

[–]lightstrike 0 points1 point ago

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I had to do that yesterday...took a new route to somewhere I'd never been, and the turn suddenly was there. I'm so sorry. I should have known, that long line of cars should have told me that I needed to join them and turn there too.

[–]holysnapson 0 points1 point ago

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In Minnesota the State Patrol is trying to get everyone to use both lanes until the very end, then zipper. Apparently it ends up being faster overall. But I still merge early and then deny people who wait until the end to merge.

[–]edgeman4 0 points1 point ago

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I broke up a fight, and what I would imagine would eventually become a assault with a deadly weapon charge because of this. The guy trying to pull in was a serious road rager, after they got back in their respective cars (after breaking up their fight) neither of them would budge until eventually the douchebag trying to pull in rammed the other car and kept trying to ram them. Both of these guys with their wives and probably children in the car. You're also a douche if this is enough to get in a fight over and endanger the lives of your family.

[–]guy_who_wed_his_cats 0 points1 point ago

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If everyone lined up politely behind each other, there would be another lane which is going entirely unused. This would actually impede traffic as less cars could fit into the same space.

Or I might have no clue and just be talking out my ass.

[–]Cathbar 0 points1 point ago

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I think it's safe to say that the majority (ignoring cell phone use) of traffic problems in America are caused by someone's reluctance to get off at the next exit and turn around, or miss a turn, or in anyway have to backtrack. This makes them cut across 3 lanes to make the exit, and cause a traffic jam in their wake.

[–]TheRaven7 0 points1 point ago

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Fuck this. I absolutely despite SURPRISE TURN LANES. Why the fuck does this lane I've been driving in for 5 miles suddenly need to become a turn lane for this one fucking intersection? With no warning until right up at the light where the arrow is on the ground.

[–]alphakilo 0 points1 point ago

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My favorite type of bastard is the kind that ends up in the middle of the intersection as the light turns red, trapping him there. On second thought, the worst bastard is the guy that takes a right on red while I'm waiting at a green light for the cars in front of me to proceed so as to avoid being the bastard that blocks the intersection. I didn't stop to let you through, asshole. You know who you are.

[–]TheJoePilato 0 points1 point ago

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There was a construction merge yesterday with this sort of thing happening so the tractor trailer behind me just slid into the middle of the two lanes so nobody could go around him. I gave him a thumbs up, then went back to trying to run over the edge of the road cones.

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I once was stopped behind one of these on a thru lane on a busy highway for at least 15 seconds. Never have I road raged harder. Thing was the lane we were in also diverged on the exit she was trying to get off of, she'd just have to turn around after a block as that lane would make her turn the opposite direction she wanted to go in.

[–]Beatle_Matt 0 points1 point ago

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Welcome to the Don Valley Parkway/401 junction at rush hour.

[–]Stregano 0 points1 point ago

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That is better than the one that will sneak in and block both lanes when I am trying to go straight and now I can't go straight since douche nozzle is halfway in both lanes

[–]jiblet84 0 points1 point ago

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98 olds vs 2011 caddy, I won this fight and made the guy miss his exit. He was on the solid white line trying to merge left while on an off ramp going to the right. The nearest turnaround was four miles away... it felt very very good.

[–]pandotree 0 points1 point ago

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protip: do this in front of a truck because they accelerate too slowly.

[–]Desabrais 0 points1 point ago

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If you can't beat 'em join 'em.

Surprisingly less stressful.

[–]Markymark36 0 points1 point ago

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I encountered these douches on my drive home from school everyday

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

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Are you implying that they aren't aware they're an asshole? You know, there are situations where I've found myself in similar positions and HAD to force my way in. Such as not knowing that the lane ended due to construction or whatever. There's no reason to take it out on the rest of the people are you.

TL;DR Don't be a douchebag. It makes things that much worse

[–]nickbfromct 0 points1 point ago

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but it is INCREDIBLY efficient, a couple people won't let you in but you WILL get in.

What about on a highway where the farthest left lane is closed and everyone gets in the right lane because the sign says the left lane is closed like a mile down the road? I mean I have to wait in a mile long line, fuck that shit.

[–]theseus1234 0 points1 point ago

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Sometimes those people are just not very knowledgeable about the area. It happens to me plenty of times when I'm visiting a place for the first time and I see that I'm in the wrong lane. Of course those who know where they're going and cut the line like that are pure jackasses.

[–]jeeluhh 0 points1 point ago

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Where I live, It merges from 2 lanes to 1. There are adequate signs and never backed up traffic. Mostly people know this and try to just drive really fast to cut every one else off. No blinkers, just pure 100% asshole. My mom taught me to stay right beside them until they slow down and get behind and/or hit me. Jerks.

[–]SammyLocked 0 points1 point ago

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It's people like this that caused me to wreck my car. Going the speed down interstate, guy decides he doesn't want to wait in line and slams on brakes so he could cut ahead. Annoying.