
it's just the other 2 are overtaking lanes.
/road rage at middle lane hoggers blog
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/road rage at middle lane hoggers blog

it's just more amusing than calling it the inside lane.
I always have good lane discipline :P
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I always have good lane discipline :P

in a sort of Out-Run style. I find this works the best.
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after a break of some years, I practised by playing 'Driver' on the Playstation.
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i became disillusioned that my car didn't have circle square or X buttons :S
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with the d-pad than a conventional steering wheel, I find. Someone (possibly those Pimp My Ride people) should do this for real. Now there's an idea for the newsletter.
A vehicle conversion I would actually pay for.
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A vehicle conversion I would actually pay for.

and with the soundtrack on in your car
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I veer wildy from the outside overtaking lane to the inside lane of the M1/M62 interchange, effectively crossing 6 lanes of traffic, just miraculously missing everything, just because I wasn't paying attention and nearly missed my turn off
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and force them in to the slow lane.
If it's approaching a bridge I sometimes keep pushing until they hit the main support.
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If it's approaching a bridge I sometimes keep pushing until they hit the main support.

1) the undertake and scowl
2) the right up the arse and flash
3) the swing wildly across three lanes close behind and then again inches in front
sometimes works, sometimes backfires.
thank god for a good engine and a heavy right foot
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2) the right up the arse and flash
3) the swing wildly across three lanes close behind and then again inches in front
sometimes works, sometimes backfires.
thank god for a good engine and a heavy right foot

they're just not as annoying
plus if you can undertake then you should, as clearly the person is in the wrong lane, not you.
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Fri 27 Apr 2007, 13:47,
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plus if you can undertake then you should, as clearly the person is in the wrong lane, not you.

What if they slam their brakes on for some reason?
Sorry, I don't drive but that seems obvious to me.
Right, cigarette
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Fri 27 Apr 2007, 13:48,
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Sorry, I don't drive but that seems obvious to me.
Right, cigarette

however you will have one lane either side to swerve into anyway!
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Fri 27 Apr 2007, 13:52,
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I've been taking pictures of everyone that tailgates my friend when I'm in her car. I'm thinking I may make a website of 'twats that think a P plate on the car in front means 'please behave like a cunt''
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if your P plate driving friend employs good lane discipline then they have nothing to fear from me!
talkgating when you have nowhere to go annoys me greatly also. that's where learning the point at which 'your brake lights come on but the brakes don't actually apply themselves' comes in handy.
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talkgating when you have nowhere to go annoys me greatly also. that's where learning the point at which 'your brake lights come on but the brakes don't actually apply themselves' comes in handy.

locked in the boot, just because Chas 'n' Dave didn't right back . . .


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