Biggest driving pet peeves

[F*ckthemkids]

1. People who don't know how to properly merge onto a freeway. Got traffic on your ass like

Cause the person in front of you wants to drive 45 mph.


2. You move over for the motherfukker riding your ass, and they don't follow through with the pass...They just sit there in the space you were in.

3. This shyt

Anyone who does this deserves the dubai sheik treatment by Lizzo.


What about ya'll?

 

[Coco Loco]

People who sit in the left lane doing the speed limit instead of going at the flow of traffic. “Well I’m going the speed limit” yeah but you need to do it in another lane before you cause an accident


People who slow down to look at accidents. I hate it with a passion and think there needs to be partitions or something put up to block people from doing it

 

[Pineal Gland]

People that drive slow until you switch lanes to go past them

 

[F*ckthemkids]

People who sit in the left lane doing the speed limit instead of going at the flow of traffic. “Well I’m going the speed limit” yeah but you need to do it in another lane before you cause an accident


People who slow down to look at accidents. I hate it with a passion and think there needs to be partitions or something put up to block people from doing it

I absolutely hate gawkers. Like why are you backing up traffic staring at someone's trauma?

 

[F*ckthemkids]

People that drive slow until you switch lanes to go past them

That actually happened to me this morning, and kind of inspired this thread. I'm gradually coming up behind a silverado , and I thought he was doing the curteous thing by moving over. I pass him, and all of a sudden dude wants to drag race.

 

[Knuckles Red]

People who brake while driving on a decline. Why not just coast?

 

[Reflected]

No indicators
Speeding
People that think a "fast lane" exists and just drive 15+mph over the limit.
Driving 5-10mph under the limit
Chargers/Challengers
Jeeps
People on and off the throttle, likely trying to save gas, just use cruise control.



NOT TURNING OFF YOUR fukkING HIGHBEAMS ON A TWO-WAY

 

[Food Mane]

When someone passes on a hill or a corner on a single lane road. Just take the L and deal with the slow a$$hole in front of you instead of almost killing both of us.

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

1. I use cruise control A LOT and typically only drive 5 miles over the speed limit and ONLY in the middle lane. (Most people out here drive 10 to 15 mph over the speed limit.) It never fails that idiots will think I’m racing against them in other lanes and will speed up to pass me, only to drive slower than me when they get past me in lanes next to me. I just keep looking straight and laugh inside my mind. It’s like people need to feel like they’re winning an imaginary race, yet my speed never changed.

2. People riding my bumper. I’ll just hit the off button on cruise control and slow down about 5 mph until they change lanes and then I’ll hit resume. They usually end up driving slower than me in the 3 or 4 lane.

3. People who act like the road is theirs and block people from passing them. How insecure must you be to not want other people to get on with their lives unless you “allow” them to.

 

[TDA92]

People who speed in the rain.

 

[F*ckthemkids]

1. I use cruise control A LOT and typically only drive 5 miles over the speed limit and ONLY in the middle lane. It never fails that idiots will think I’m racing against them in other lanes and will speed up to pass me, only to drive slower than me when they get past me in lanes next to me. I just keep looking straight and laugh inside my mind. It’s like people need to feel like they’re winning an imaginary race, yet my speed never changed.

2. People riding my bumper. I’ll just hit the off button on cruise control and slow down about 5 mph until they change lanes and then I’ll hit resume. They usually end up driving slower than me in the 3 or 4 lane.

3. People who act like the road is there’s and block people from passing them. How insecure must you be to not want other people to get on with their lives unless you “allow” them to.

It kills me when people fight over a piece of road that doesn't belong to them. When I see someone coming at a high rate of speed and there's someone in front of them I always assume they're going to cut back in front of me, so I naturally let off the gas and let them proceed. I don't get how people allow their ego to get in the way of getting to their destination safely.

 

[F*ckthemkids]

People who speed in the rain.

And they're the same a$$holes cruising clogging up lanes on a sunny day.

 

[Roid Jones]

People that don't play their music loud, turn that shyt up cuz

 

[Mike Nasty]

People that think a "fast lane" exists and just drive 15+mph over the limit.

I got places to be breh, and the interstate is not one of them.

 

[Reflected]

That actually happened to me this morning, and kind of inspired this thread. I'm gradually coming up behind a silverado , and I thought he was doing the curteous thing by moving over. I pass him, and all of a sudden dude wants to drag race.

1. I use cruise control A LOT and typically only drive 5 miles over the speed limit and ONLY in the middle lane. (Most people out here drive 10 to 15 mph over the speed limit.) It never fails that idiots will think I’m racing against them in other lanes and will speed up to pass me, only to drive slower than me when they get past me in lanes next to me. I just keep looking straight and laugh inside my mind. It’s like people need to feel like they’re winning an imaginary race, yet my speed never changed.

On these two, people, at least in America, interpret you passing them as a slight to them. I used to think like this when I first started driving because I personally, even though I ironically love motorsports, think driving is dangerous as hell, so I always drive as safe as possible and always assume everyone is a maniac, but when people would pass me I would initially think they were doing so because they couldn't be bothered nearing the speed limit.

People who speed in the rain.

I have yet to see this, I would imagine they aren't far from learning about traction.