Inconsiderate Drivers (share your stories, etc.)

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  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    IIRC someone cited increased rearender accidents after redlight moneymakers were installed. I don't recall the city. Anyone with a good memory?

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Yes that was my question and it hasn't been answered. Police routinely rotate areas of traffic enforcement. So the police no longer having as strong a presence along one stretch of road so that they may start on another does not constitute a reduced police presence.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    Police need to have a presence in the areas where the city here has put redlight cameras for forcing people to drive safely and for general public safety. Having no presence there is not a good thing. The police aren't overpolicing other areas. The city has reduced number of officers.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Do you have a source for this and can it be directly linked to red light cameras and not something else?

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    Yes.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    OK I will wait.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • redmaxxredmaxx Member Posts: 627
    Yes that was my question and it hasn't been answered. Police routinely rotate areas of traffic enforcement. So the police no longer having as strong a presence along one stretch of road so that they may start on another does not constitute a reduced police presence.

    Like I said, that would be silly to ask. The point I made is that the section of the loop 101 that has speed cameras, has had a reduction in the number of officers patrolling that area.
  • mark156mark156 Member Posts: 1,915
    First, redmaxx... I've driven that section of the 101 in Scottsdale (visiting friends). If anyone speeds through that section and they don't see the warnings, they must be totally blind, drunk or drugged! I actually thought it was kinda cool to see that. I have not seen that set-up anywhere else in the country when I do my driving trips.

    Back to inconsiderate behavior... This was a couple of years ago when my E430 Mercedes was in the shop for a minor rear bumper repair (Ford Ranger didn't stop in time and bumped me).

    I was given a late model Saturn sedan... this was a basic entry level unit as it was a four door without power locks, had roll windows, air, automatic and radio. The rear locks were hard to reach so I just left the car unlocked for the two weeks that I had it.

    I was driving on a main road in our town (3 lanes each side, center turning lane). I was in the far right lane driving faster than the 2 lanes to my left. As I was approaching a slower moving vehicle moving ahead of me, I signaled left into the center lane. There was a tow truck with a car on the back of the bed who, apparently, thought that he owned that lane and didn't like it at all that I changed lanes.

    He immediately speeds up riding my bumper so I pass the vehicle that caused me to change lanes in the first place and got back into the right curb lane. Thinking the big tow truck (everything seems big when your in a Saturn) was going to pass me, he pulls in behind me and rides my bumper.

    My turn is coming up so when I slow down to make my right turn, I slammed on the brakes. You should have seen his face in my rear view mirror. I know that the car he was carrying must have been ready to cut loose because he hit his brakes hard.

    I know that I shouldn't have done it but he irritated the heck out of me for riding my bumper.

    Mark :blush:
    2010 Land Rover LR4, 2013 Honda CR-V, 2009 Bentley GTC, 1990 MB 500SL, 2001 MB S500, 2007 Lincoln TC, 1964 RR Silver Cloud III, 1995 MB E320 Cab., 2015 Prevost Liberty Coach
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    OK so I am taking the pup to the forest preserve to get us both some excersize. So I am on a two lane road (one lane each direction) doing about 40 in a 35 when this SUV comes up behind me and starts riding my bumper. Well he gets right behind me like that maybe 15 seconds before I make a left turn. So to avoid a possible accident I start slowing down a little sooner and more gradually to make a left turn.

    Now as I make the left turn the guy cuts over onto the shoulder and guns it. :confuse: I mean the guy couldn't wait two seconds for someone to make a turn?

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    Here I've noticed people who don't like to slow down as a driver makes a right turn swerve into the oncoming traffic lane. They do this especially where there's a left turn lane for oncoming traffic. I'm waiting for someone to do that and come face-to-face with someone in that lane that they didn't notice.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • lesabreloverlesabrelover Member Posts: 9
    Here in Florida we have a lot of people who stay in the left lane of the interstate and are so oblivious to everything other than their phone conversation, they drive at 60mph and absolutely refuse to move over. There are government-issued signs along the way that say "Slower traffic keep right". What they are doing is forcing the rest of the traffic to pass them on the right. I see some irate drivers purposely pass them then cut sharply in front of them, which eventually will cause someone to lose control of their vehicle. This often proves to be deadly at such speeds. We have many older drivers in Florida who drive slow, but at least they have enough wisdom to stay in the right lane and to be alert.
    Proper driving involves much more than knowing how to maneuver a vehicle. It involves knowing how to interact with all the other vehicles.
  • Karen_SKaren_S Member Posts: 5,092
    My daughter has her temps and needs to drive at least 50 hours with a licensed driver over 21 (plus the class and driving time with the instructor) before she can get her license. Soooo, yesterday afternoon we slap the "student driver" sticker on the back windshield and go out so she can add some more driving time. It's a country two-lane highway with lots of hills, very few passing zones, speed limit is 45 mph. A huge pickup barrels up behind us and is practically climbing up our bumper. Oncoming traffic and no passing zones prevent him from passing.

    My daughter is nervous to begin with and she is becoming even more anxious glancing in the rear view mirror frequently. "Should I speed up?" No, she is doing the speed limit. He finally passed us (in a no passing zone and honking his horn like we were the problem) and zoomed off. My daughter was relieved, but I was ticked. Good grief, he must have seen the "student driver" sticker. And even if it wasn't a novice driving, really inconsiderate anyway. :mad: :mad: :mad:

    Okay, rant over. :blush:
  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    That's why it's nice to have a cell phone and to know the local police numbers. In this area when there are drivers who are aggressive or showing signs of drinking or other problems which might impair their driving, as in the pickemup truck driver, I just call the local police number and quickly explain. I give my name and home address. Occasionally a police car is in position to notice the driver.

    I had a pickemup truck related to lots of new construction pass me in the turnonly third lane in a 35 mph zone. After he passed I saw the turbine type kerosene heater he was taking to a job site. So I notified the local police and hoped they caught him to at least delay him for a while. When you're driving a giant white RAM pickup, you're easy to spot. The construction was probably one within the city limits.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    I say it was "good" practice, despite the fact that it might not have seemed like it. Driving is often a series of competing priorities and multiple combinations of options, etc, etc.. When I was teaching my two, in a situation like that, I would ask them (in a more calm or academic setting) what 4 (or more) other things COULD you have done.

    The first 250,000 miles of my driving life I was concerned with doing the correct thing, justice :) etc. After that survival is really the only priority. :(:)
  • p100p100 Member Posts: 1,116
    Agree,I live in Florida too. In addition, we have a serious problem with 18 wheelers and dump trucks here in Central Florida. Apparently these truck drivers think that the left lane on I-95 is the truck lane. Some stay in the left lane for miles, holding up traffic, and refuse to move over. They also pull into the left passing lane abruptly, causing other drivers to brake to avoid hitting them. Also, many large truck like to tailgate you so close that you will be compelled to speed just to get away from them, These trucks chronically speed - many doing more than 85 MPH most of the time. And the worst thing is - nobody does anything about it. The law enforcement looks the other way. I have not seen a truck stopped for speeding in years on I-95, but I see passenger cars pulled over all the time.
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    My take is that most of them that do as you say, have found out that most passenger cars do NOT move out of THEIR way as prescribed by the (almost non enforced) law keep right except to pass.

    I followed a fully loaded tractor trailer across I 40 E in the great state of Texas (for several hours and several hundred miles) changing "lead dog status" MANY times and almost seamlessly. Yet some (local) PU trucks felt it necessary to get in front of him in the passing lane and NOT keep right (except to pass).

    By in large most truck drivers have to drive their "torque" curve. So what happens is that drivers in passenger cars figure the trucks torque curve is EXACTLY the same as theirs (passenger cars) and of course that is categorically FALSE. Keep right except to pass really goes a long way in a more thoughtful and hopefully safer sharing of the roads. When it doesn't: pass on the right. :(:)
  • euphoniumeuphonium Member Posts: 3,425
    because the limit is the limit and moving right to let a law breaker do his selfish speeding is not being considerate, but it is aiding and abetting the breaking of the speed limit law. :)
  • capitanocapitano Member Posts: 509
    At the risk of reviving the redlight camera/totalitarian state control debate....

    I saw a red light runner today at lunch. Not your typical the-light-just-turned-red-and-I-ain't-waitin' runner, but a REAL runner. The intersection runs three cycles. The north/south traffic gets the longest light. Then the west bound gets to go, followed by the eastbound.

    I was second in line in the eastbound side waiting to turn left. Our light went green and out we went. Here comes a northbound black lexus zooming right through his red light that has been red for at least 20 seconds. He was in the center of 3 lanes and we were turning into the left most lane so we avoided contact. The guy was on his cell and he realized what he had done when he saw us coming at him. The miracle of it all was there was a motocycle cop right there to nab him. It's the first traffic stop like I've seen in Miami in 2 years.
  • redmaxxredmaxx Member Posts: 627
    because the limit is the limit and moving right to let a law breaker do his selfish speeding is not being considerate, but it is aiding and abetting the breaking of the speed limit law.

    Depends on where you are. In AZ, that would be breaking the law too. :D
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,581
    You should get out of the irrelevant part of WA more often and see how the rest of the world works. It might open your eyes. :P
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Well IIRC most states have a keep right except to pass law so staying in the left lane is also breaking the law. Secondly it is no more aiding and abetting the breaking of the law as not blocking the entrance to a bank is aiding and abetting bank robbers. Finally who empowered them with law enforcement duties?

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • user777user777 Member Posts: 3,341
    and i'm stopped at a red lite.

    the lite turns green and a car comming down the hill on my left (and in the left turn only lane) passes me and crosses in front of me (tires squeeling) as I proceed straight ahead through the intersection, and he turns right.

    initially i thought he must be in pursuit by the police... but no such luck.

    imagine if I had gotten T-boned on the driver's door (and survived) how difficult that one would be to explain.
  • xwesxxwesx Member Posts: 17,741
    Now as I make the left turn the guy cuts over onto the shoulder and guns it. I mean the guy couldn't wait two seconds for someone to make a turn?

    Wait, that is a rare occurance in those parts for someone to hit the right shoulder to pass a left turner? I thought maybe I was being inconsiderate by NOT doing that since it is such a rarity to actually wait..... :sick:
    2018 Subaru Crosstrek, 2014 Audi Q7 TDI, 2013 Subaru Forester, 2013 Ford F250 Lariat D, 1976 Ford F250, 1969 Chevrolet C20, 1969 Ford Econoline 100
  • user777user777 Member Posts: 3,341
    a half year ago i was out late on the weekend with my wife on a dinner date; we get on a one way access road going north which is a few miles long to get on the highway.

    as we proceed, we see comming at us going south on the access road a car fishtailing wildly with sparks flying from both back wheels.

    we pass on the right the car going in the wrong direction and there is smoke billowing in the car, crunched front end, and it also occurs to us there is no rubber on the rear wheels.

    it reminded me of some horror movie... where there'd be a skeleton behind the wheel.

    and my wife asks me why i don't bring her downtown more often.
  • xwesxxwesx Member Posts: 17,741
    :surprise:

    I'd be wondering where the police laid that spike strip down! Hahah, seriously though, it sounds to me like some thief/joyrider almost finished with his victim's car. :sick:
    2018 Subaru Crosstrek, 2014 Audi Q7 TDI, 2013 Subaru Forester, 2013 Ford F250 Lariat D, 1976 Ford F250, 1969 Chevrolet C20, 1969 Ford Econoline 100
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Wait, that is a rare occurance in those parts for someone to hit the right shoulder to pass a left turner?

    Well first off I wasn't stopped just slowing down enough to make the turn. Secondly there isn't much space along side the road to put a vehicle. Finally it is illegal to leave the pavement to pass another vehicle.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • user777user777 Member Posts: 3,341
    the fact that the person was driving in the wrong direction, the car was smashed and the rubber gone with the cabin full of smoke - we know the driver (was there one) was blotto.

    it was as if we were in a twilight zone episode or something. we just couldn't believe what we were seeing.
  • saabgirlsaabgirl Member Posts: 184
    I object to motorcycles on two grounds: 1) they are grossly overmatched by the vehicles around them, and 2) many cyclists seem to be in total denial.

    Here in central CT, packs of motorcyclists like to tour New England highways and (especially) scenic byways. Heaven forbid they get separated at intersections, so they routinely have a couple of bikes block the intersection against the light, holding up other traffic, so their pack can have their communal "Rrraahhhhd." Costumed clowns!!

    And can the "stuffed animalathons" please cease? Just put all the toys and stuff in a pickup truck and deliver it to the med center or whatever. You can still have your photo op. But please cease the adolescent, traffic jamming look-at-me, look- at-me routine.

    Also stop fighting the laws of physics. Couple springs ago a biker blasted by me on the right on a road clearly posted with signs: "Frost Heaves Ahead." He found a dandy about a mile up the road which catapulted him off the road, over a snow fence and deep into a line of trees. To quote Jonathan Swift, you would hardly believe how the experience altered his appearance for the worse.

    There's a stretch of Interstate near Hartford that would make the autobahn look like a school zone. When traffic is heavy, bikers like to roar through the five (?) lanes, weaving from far right to far left and back again, leaving a bare inch to spare on each end. A while back, traffic was heavy but moving briskly and a biker was weaving through it at approx 80 per. He tried to move into the lane to his left, but his front wheel just ticked the bumper of the car ahead of him and the contact dumped him right in front of the vehicle in that lane. It was a double tractor trailer. Sic transit gloria mundi.
  • tallman1tallman1 Member Posts: 1,874
    IMO, staying in the left lane and going the speed limit while others bunch up behind you is one of the most inconsiderate things a driver can do on a multi-lane road. You are doing no one any favors and surely causing someone to get very frustrated. There's a very good reason why "slower traffic keep right" is the "right" thing to do.
  • whahappanwhahappan Member Posts: 69
    tallman1
    "There's a very good reason why "slower traffic keep right" is the "right" thing to do."
    What makes you think LLC's are interested in doing the "right" thing?
  • tallman1tallman1 Member Posts: 1,874
    There are the oblivious LLCs and then there are those who think they are helping to enforce the speed limit. The latter think they ARE doing the right thing.
  • euphoniumeuphonium Member Posts: 3,425
    The LLC does NOT cause another driver to be frustrated. That driver makes a decision to be frustrated all on his own. The LLC may trigger frustration, but it is up to the potential frustrated driver to control himself.

    Those who accuse a LLC of being like police are the same who resent official police. Sour grapes.

    Again, LLC proceeding at the limit are fine with me because that's the limit.

    When a line of cars form behind the LLC - not to worry, their rear wheels are going forward and lines are everywhere in this world.
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    What makes you think LLC's are interested in doing the "right" thing?

    I have a sister who used to (not sure if she does anymore) sit in the left lane doing the speed limit with the attitude that the speed limit is the maximum speed allowed and that everyone else had to do speed limit too.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Those who accuse a LLC of being like police are the same who resent official police. Sour grapes.

    Sorry I tend to disagree with you. I know a few that think that they sitting in the left lane doing speed limit is enforcing the law, I am sure than many LLC's feel the same way. To me these are petty little people who only feel good when they inconvience others.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • mattgg1mattgg1 Member Posts: 191
    euphonium -

    You state that LLC's driving along at the speed limit are pefectly fine with you...

    But what about their blatant disregard for posted signs that state "Keep Right Except To Pass" and "Slower Traffic Keep Right"?????

    The signs DON'T say "Keep Right, Unless You're Driving The Speed Limit".

    Driving on the left is a ticketable offense. A few months ago, a friend of mine was pulled over and cited for cruising along in the left lane.
  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    on the interstate. If there are cars in both of the right hand lanes and they're going substantially slower than I want to go, I will use the left hand lane of three instead of making lane changes in and out of the right hand lanes, slowing down, then moving back to the left lane to pass, then moving back over and slowing down.

    The only ones inconvenienced are those wanting to go substantially faster than the speed limit and wanting everyone to be clear of 'their' fast lane.

    For the signs that say "Slower traffic keep right," etc., check the signs that say "Speed Limit 65" is my response. If I'm doing 65 in the left lane in heavier traffic, then I'm following the signage.

    What's really funny is to watch the LLDs come roaring up on somebody, force them over by dominating them with their (usually) SUV grill, then gaining 150 feet to tailgate the next person. Psychotherapy is in order for a few of those people.

    Other people who want to go fast, move into the 2nd lane when there are longer spaces and they can continue at their preferred speed, then move back over to the 3rd lane to pass. For those people I make the effort to squeeze into the 2nd lane and let them through.

    Before someone tries to extrapolate, I don't drive in the left lane of 3 when there is convenient room in the first and second lanes. In fact my nicest trips to Cinci are in the right hand lane at 52-55 when I don't have to hurry.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    "In fact my nicest trips to Cinci are in the right hand lane at 52-55 when I don't have to hurry"

    Truly your quote is THE place for the behavior you describe and advocate. It is really too bad the LLC'ers do not cop a clue on this issue.
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,581
    When a line of cars forms, just pass on the right! Just pass the sad soul who thinks he has been deputized, and move on. Maybe call him in as a suspected drunk too, just for a laugh.
  • louisweilouiswei Member Posts: 3,715
    For the signs that say "Slower traffic keep right," etc., check the signs that say "Speed Limit 65" is my response.

    I'd admit that I usually drive pretty fast on the interstate and regardless of the speed limit I have one rule: Doesn't matter how fast I am driving on the left lane, as long as there are cars going faster than me, I'll yield. I really think that's the basic courtesy that every driver should have.

    Also, here's a good rule of thumb...If you are driving on the left lane and EVERY (not one or two) cars on the right lanes are going faster than you, maybe it's a good line to switch lane.
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,581
    Funny isn't it...that's exactly how it works in the rest of the first world...and most of those places have a nicer driving climate than our interstates. I don't know what to blame it on, other than conservative North American blind deference.
  • redmaxxredmaxx Member Posts: 627
    The LLC does NOT cause another driver to be frustrated. That driver makes a decision to be frustrated all on his own. The LLC may trigger frustration, but it is up to the potential frustrated driver to control himself.

    Have you ever heard of passive-agreesive behavior?

    Again, LLC proceeding at the limit are fine with me because that's the limit.

    That's funny, because, last I checked, it was against the law not to follow the signs on the road. Notice that the sign does not say "Keep Right...Unless you don't feel like it" or "Keep Right...Unless you are going the speed limit". No, the sign says "Keep Right Except to Pass". If it is wrong to speed, it is wrong to break those signs. In fact, AZ law explicitly says, that if you are going less than the flow of traffic (and not passing) then you must move to the right. Notice it does not say, less than the speed limit. If you're going to get upset about people speeding, at least be consistent and get upset at people breaking other sections of equally valid law.

    Another reason to be upset at LLCs going the SL: They delay emergency services.
  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    >Also, here's a good rule of thumb...If you are driving on the left lane and EVERY (not one or two) cars on the right lanes are going faster than you, maybe it's a good line to switch lane.

    I second that statement.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    >That's funny, because, last I checked, it was against the law not to follow the signs on the road. Notice that the sign does not say "Go 65 mph...Unless you don't feel like it" or "Go 65 mph...Unless you are going over speed limit". No, the sign says "Go 65 mp".

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    Having visited a few metro areas in the past many years, I note there are differences in the driving behaviors of drivers in the different regions. It's difficult to talk about LLCs without having the regional differences affect what we read vs what the writer meant.

    On the interstates around here it's often two lanes. A major part of I75 is 3 lanes. But rarely are the right two lanes going faster than the third lane. But in other metros I've been in that can be true and not true depending on the hour of the day and the commuters.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

  • 1panky1panky Member Posts: 34
    I used to get frustrated by the LLC's until I purchased my standard shift Mustang. I now wade my way into the right lane innocently and signal the other drivers to back off a bit. I then proceed and when the room is just enough for me in front of the "miscreant" LLC, I jump into the left lane and down-shift. Boy! you should see the LLC "smoke." At other times the LLC will "speed-up" when a frustrated driver attempts to pass them on the right lane to get around them. Well, I again jump into the left lane, down-shift, and let the right laner proceed ahead of me. It is just like a "jail-break." When the LLC then attempts to pass me on the right, I let loose on the ponies and keep them trapped in the right lane by the now advancing long line of former frustrated prisoners. It is amazing how many waves of "thank you's" I get from the now "freed" prisoners.
  • midnightcowboymidnightcowboy Member Posts: 1,978
    Hey euphonium, you're right but I wouldn't try what you propose in Houston. You may end up dead right!

    Cruis'n

    MidCow
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    So then just follow the signs that say "keep right except to pass" and don't worry about others who don't follow the "Speed limit 65" signs. Its not your job to disobey one sign to force others to obey another.

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • chrisconchriscon Member Posts: 25
    This morning on my way to work, I saw and heard an ambulance coming up behind me. I was travelling on a 2 lane each direction road. I moved into the right lane to allow the ambulance to respond to it's emergency. The car i moved in front of swung in to the left lane, passed me and gave me a dirty look and the finger, Only to get in the way of the ambulance, who had to come to a complete stop at the next traffic light because of this clown. When are people going to get a clue and be aware of their surroundings?
  • snakeweaselsnakeweasel Member Posts: 19,592
    Oh what I hate is when you and the guy behind you both pull over and as soon as the emergency vehicle passes him the guy behind you pulls out and guns it to get ahead of you. :sick:

    2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D

  • imidazol97imidazol97 Member Posts: 27,706
    Sooooo, you're saying instead of just getting past and boogying on down the road at your pace, you slow down quickly in front of the person in the left lane. This is supposed to show what kind of proper driving?

    Sounds to me like that's a dangerous driving style, aggressive driving, endangering others. I hope someone calls you on it some day. A mature driver gets around and moves on out. We can always hope the left laner figures out others want to pass and moves over.

    There have been a few convictions of aggressive drivers and roadrage drivers in SW Ohio.

    2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,

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