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Driving Standards

“We understand that most tailgating is unintentional by drivers who are simply unaware they are dangerously invading someone else’s space. But not leaving enough space between you and the vehicle in front can be very frightening and intimidating — it could also prove fatal.”

Horseshit. These wankers know what they're doing, and if they don't then they should be banned anyway for not knowing how to drive. Vans with their headlights on full beam are the worst, they're basically forcing you to drive half blind.

My commute involves a long rural road with no overtaking opportunities. If someone tailgates me I will slow to a crawl and waste a measurable chunk of their day.
 
We could reach a compromise and allow tailgating on the middle lane of motorways only, to deal with middle lane hoggers... ;)
 
Anyway, now I’ve got a Spanish licence I am allowed to drive like a twat, and to park anywhere I like as long as I have the hazards on. I can now park across three or four parking bays with impunity, or double/triple park, even on roundabouts, and speed limits are all x2.
 
That’s a pet hate of mine here too. Why do people think putting the hazard lights on immediately absolves them of parking restrictions?

Ben Elton mused that perhaps whacking the hazards on may absolve you of other offences and was waiting for the first bank robber to use that in his defence...
 
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I never really saw people doing that much until I had some site work in Liverpool, they all do it there, every row of shops had a row of cars outside blinking away. Total pisstake.
 
It's done to protect other road users not paying due care and attention from crashing into the stationary vehicle. People should be grateful, not angry :thumbs:
 
A motorist caught speeding at 130mph (209km/h) in "very thick fog" with young children in the car told officers he thought it was fine because he was "a good driver "

Everyone knows that people who drive BMW's are good drivers


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