Let's talk drivers who need to be strangled with their own seat belts.

Do you even punctuation, bro?

My driving pet peeve is being in a single lane when I wish to pass a series of cars. As we approach a passing lane, everyone that was going ten under the speed limit suddenly decides to go 75. The passing lane ends, then everyone goes back down to 50, and I'm stuck in the same position.

First car at the light texting and wasting precious time for the people behind them. Then they look up just in time to skate past the yellow light while everyone else has to wait for the next green light.

People who hang out going the speed limit in the left lane.

People who forget to turn off their blinker.

People who don’t turn off their brights as they pass you on a dark road.

People who pass you up on the interstate only to slow down as they get in front of you, and then you have to pass them up.

18 wheelers who ride side by side for 10 mins on the interstate while traffic piles up behind them because one is going 60 and the other is going 65.

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My driving pet peeve is being in a single lane when I wish to pass a series of cars. As we approach a passing lane, everyone that was going ten under the speed limit suddenly decides to go 75. The passing lane ends, then everyone goes back down to 50, and I'm stuck in the same position.

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its like frickin clockwork they do this shite

just as bad as the ones who do 70 on any concrete patch of road (i guess because their small brains think its the interstate) then slow down again.

I've got one other one that makes me want to shoot lasers out of my eyes. There is an intersection on the route I take on my way to work and would like to take on my way home from work but I feel I would be killed eventually if I do. It is a cloverleaf with two of the on ramps being long gradually curved ramps where you can accelerate the whole time on them. One of these is the one I use on my way to work. But the other two are 270 degree ramps that make it impossible to do much over 30 until the very end of the ramp. One of these ramps is the one I would have to use if I went this route home from work. When you get to the end of it you have maybe two hundred yards tops to merge into another lane full of cars doing 5 to 10 mph above the posted speed limit of 70 mph then the lane you enter onto from becomes an off ramp to the other highway at the intersection. It is an absolute death trap during rush hour traffic which is exactly when I would be on it if I took it going home.

I will take it on weekends when there isn't as much traffic but even then there is always some idiot (said idiot being the only car on the road) who I will meet at just the exact worst time, who is going the exact speed to make it the hardest to move into the lane and who will not move into the wide open, no car in sight, passing lane that would allow me to merge without any hassle to either of us. Instead I have to do this do I step on it and try to merge in front of him and risk him plowing into me because he is doing twice the speed I am or do I slow down even more and trust he is going to get past me before the lane I am in turns back into an off ramp algorithm in my head.

Etiquette question: center lane cruising. I set me cruise to five over. Am I required to move over to the right lane for faster traffic? Or, can I drive how I want and frick you if you have to pass me on the right?

People who stop at blinking yellow lights can be added to the list

There's a whole lot I could contribute, but the one that absolutely gets me furious is the speed changer. It's the driver who drives with a technique as though he keeps his foot on the gas for 4 seconds, lets up. Foot down on the gas for 4 seconds, lets up. Over and over and over and over. And like somebody else said, then you try to pass them and I guess it hurts their feelings so they feel the need to speed up and get past you again and then get right back in front of you and do the same thing.

Maybe we should be talking mental illness and road rage.