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People who overtake like 3 cars at once on a narrow country road1
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Ross_Scope said:People who overtake like 3 cars at once on a narrow country road
Often “some other reason” does exist as they are often done recklessly; but it is possible to do a multi-vehicle overtake perfectly safely and is actually part of advanced driving “syllabus”.Basically you have to treat every overtaken car as a separate overtake and only continue to pass each car if it is safe to do so. Also you need to make sure there is somewhere to “land” between each car if you need to.
Anyone who is nervous about overtaking I would recommend watching a YouTube channel called Reg Local. He is ex traffic police and now teaches advanced driving and he has made a video on how to overtake perfectly and safely.
Edit in my haste to defend advanced driving I missed and just saw you said on a narrow country road which I agree with I guess but will leave my post up in case it interests anyone0 -
While we are doing driving ones I put people who don’t thank you when you give way to them in Room 101?0
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I think for me @66Mustang more often than not it's done when somebody just wants to show off how fast they can go, and it can be quite unsettling when you are in the car being overtaken, or even in the car doing the overtaking.
You're right, there are many who do it safely and for the right reasons, and I have no issue with it on roads that are wide enough, or long enough, like a motorway. As I said, and as you pointed out at the bottom, it gets on my nerves when it's on a narrow road, normally in the countryside, and it seems to have been done for no other reason than to show off.
That channel sounds interesting, I must be honest I didn't know there was a specific way to overtake that was trained to people, I might have to view that video.0 -
Motorbike riders doing wheelies on a main road or dual carriageway.
Drivers driving in the right hand lane who try to cut in at the last minute because they don’t want to queue in the left hand lane with everyone else.
@66Mustang, the cyclists don’t care about others but it is really annoying because the path has been designed as an accessible path so they are not allowed to cycle there. They also cycle at speed making it very difficult for disabled people to get out the way.
People who don’t social distance. I asked someone to keep their distance in the park when I was feeding my squirrel family and I got told to p*** off!0 -
People starting a sentence with “So” when they are about to answer a question.
The following expressions:
Moving forward
Going forwardTelling people to “ reach out” when the person saying it doesn’t mean it. I am fed up with hearing this.
Politicians saying “That’s a very good question” and not answering the question.People talking about wellbeing when it is just a box ticking exercise.0 -
RAwarrior said:People who don’t social distance. I asked someone to keep their distance in the park when I was feeding my squirrel family and I got told to p*** off!Again I think they have realised they are in the wrong and they are too proud to say “sorry”.
The ironic thing is that they are abusive because of pride and they are worried about their image, yet if they were humble and said “sorry” people would actually think better of them!0
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