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why do people do that?
if yr on a 2 land dual carraigeway, you overtake and move back.
why is it when faced with an option of 3 lanes or more, they cant seem to do it????
worst people are the ones who move in to let u pass, then move back into their middle lane.
i now drive in the "slow" lane, basically cos i cant be arsed to rush anywhere, incase i get stuck behind a middlelane hog, and have the whole road rage thing.
bring back hanging.
if yr on a 2 land dual carraigeway, you overtake and move back.
why is it when faced with an option of 3 lanes or more, they cant seem to do it????
worst people are the ones who move in to let u pass, then move back into their middle lane.
i now drive in the "slow" lane, basically cos i cant be arsed to rush anywhere, incase i get stuck behind a middlelane hog, and have the whole road rage thing.
bring back hanging.
Morbyd
Moderator
I drive in the middle lane.
Can't stand driving in the right (or left, depending on where you are) as you keep coming up behind slow people and are constantly changing lanes.
If you want to pass me, then pass in the left (right) lane.
The worst thing is people that drive in the fast lane and don't get out of the way when you want to pass
Can't stand driving in the right (or left, depending on where you are) as you keep coming up behind slow people and are constantly changing lanes.
If you want to pass me, then pass in the left (right) lane.
The worst thing is people that drive in the fast lane and don't get out of the way when you want to pass
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N8
Guest
No, the worst thing is the people who sit in the middle lane and completely ruin the flow of traffic on the motorway and make everyones elses journeys more difficult 
Morbyd said:I drive in the middle lane.
Can't stand driving in the right (or left, depending on where you are) as you keep coming up behind slow people and are constantly changing lanes.
If you want to pass me, then pass in the left (right) lane.
The worst thing is people that drive in the fast lane and don't get out of the way when you want to pass
from the highway code....
Lane discipline
238: You should drive in the left-hand lane if the road ahead is clear. If you are overtaking a number of slower moving vehicles it may be safer to remain in the centre or outer lanes until the manoeuvre is completed rather than continually changing lanes. Return to the left-hand lane once you have overtaken all the vehicles or if you are delaying traffic behind you. Slow moving or speed restricted vehicles should always remain in the left-hand lane of the carriageway unless overtaking. You MUST NOT drive on the hard shoulder except in an emergency or if directed to do so by signs.
MT(E&W)R regs 5, 9 & 16(1)(a) & MT(S)R regs 4, 8 & 14(1)(a)
from what you just written, the UK roads must be full of ignorant motoring yanks.
mambobirdette
Active Member
I just stick my fingers up at them when they drive past
Morbyd said:Then get the hell out of the fast lanechewie_oo7 said:
If you are constantly passing people in the slow lane, there is no reason to keep switching back and forth. Same if you're in the middle lane but going fast enough that people don't catch you
like i said. i vert rarely use the overtaking lanes.
i find i get to where i wanna just as quick.
I've always been bought up that the lanes go slow-medium-fast.
And that's how I think most people (should) treat them)
I just whack myself in the outside lane, and progressively burn up to the next slowcoach infront of me lights-a-flashing, til I arrive at my destination.
Though also, if I get a porsche or other top-end speeder up my arse, I respectfully pull over to allow them through, thus not delaying their journey as much as possible.
And that's how I think most people (should) treat them)
I just whack myself in the outside lane, and progressively burn up to the next slowcoach infront of me lights-a-flashing, til I arrive at my destination.
Though also, if I get a porsche or other top-end speeder up my arse, I respectfully pull over to allow them through, thus not delaying their journey as much as possible.