Drivers in a 3 lane, with 2 lanes deadstop backedup, that go 20 mph over in 3rd open lane

If I am in a 3 lane one way on highway or a busy road, and 2 of the lanes are backed up 25 cars long, and a car decides to drive like a maniac coming up to this dead stop traffic area in the 3rd lane going 20 mph over (which there's usually a reason 3rd lane is empty maybe roadblock), and I see them coming like that, I always switch lanes to get in front of them and cut them off. Just to teach a lesson. If they hit me, they owe the money. You can not be going 25 mph over in a deadstop area like this if your lane is clear but the other 2 lanes are 25 cars deep deadstop. Doing my job to attempt to better civilization. There are always going to be cars that switch lanes. You can't expect others to not switch lanes just because you want to go 25 mph over when others are deadstop.

In addition to people that are 100 ft from a red light, but decide to hammer on acceleration going 20 mph over then proceed to slam on brakes at the red light, do you just hate your life? What causes one to do that? In the end, it just hurts you because you're wasting more gas doing that to be in exact same place if just brake.

There are 3 types of cars I see do this: Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, and massive F-350 type trucks with grill guards. These 3 drivers tailgate everyone, speed, and just drive wrecklessly. They just suck. Some people tend to forget that you're driving a 4,000+ lb hunk of metal faster than a horse at 40+ mph that can easily kill you. That these are real life death situations.

I truly believe that everyone of these types of drivers just hasn't had a big wreck yet, a life altering wreck. Some won't have liability, most all of these kinds of drivers won't have collision coverage to protect their own vehicle costs. I believe all these types of drivers will at one point in their life get in a massive wreck and will only learn once they have to fork out of pocket for their vehicles cost. That's only thing that'll change them. Nothing else but a 5 figure bill. I'd say 30% don't have liability (especially the chargers and challengers) and 75% don't have collision, just enough to keep them legal.