Bad experience ( driving)

[Altimus]

Re: Bad experience ( driving)

Thats only if your turning left, and there are two left turning lanes than you must stick to your lane.

If your turning right, you can turn to the right lane or left lane. How could he have cut someone off if he was first? Now if there was a car coming and he turned into that outer lane than he would have cut someone off.

[RubenDouglas]

Re: Bad experience ( driving)

so he changed lanes in the intersection?

totally his fault

[Kevin26385]

Re: Bad experience ( driving)

im pretty sure i know what u were saying and...

if u made a right turn into the 2nd lane over thats illegal
ur supposed to turn into the far right lane and then change lanes not turn straight in the 2nd lane

soo... u did do something illegal and cut some1 off

Its illegal but cops wont stop you for it, my brother did it infront of a cop before.

It only looks like i cut him off because he was going way to fast and he tried to pass me.

Exactly primetime, noone was coming from my left...if there was i wouldnt have gone, the *** behind me was speeding and was trying to pass me,.

[CMH]

Re: Bad experience ( driving)

I just dont understand though, its his fault that he assumed i was going in the first lane...I was first, he was 2nd to go..

I wish i could talk to him, but i wasnt going to open my mouth when he was swearing at me, it couldve been alot worse.

One of the best lessons to learn about driving is to ignore those type of people.

Thinking about it will only lead you to do something stupid the next time you are on the road.

As long as you are driving correctly, if anything were to happen you wouldn't be held responsible. Don't change your cautious, well-driven approach because of some idiot that thinks an extra 5mph is actually going to get him down the block a lot faster.

[Boltman]

Re: Bad experience ( driving)

Good thing you just ignored that dumb f*** and kept on driving. Smart move Kev.

Living in L.A. I see this type of sh*t every day, its a GD war zone out here on the streets heh.

I tend to keep my cool, but if I have my kids in the car and some A hole is tailgating me or something I do tend to lose it. Probably more so because of my size ( I know size in reality does not matter) but in that situation, it helps me much LOL.

I get P'ed off when a guy puts my kids in danger like that, I usually get along side him (9 out of ten times they see me then proceed to ignore and take the first sidestreet or exit) and roll window down and start saying things that I obviously regret later.

Usually I remember the look of fear / shock in their face. I then regret it most, but I think its human nature when it comes to that,.... and your kids are with you, put in danger due to an a hole.