Yes, like an Italian:
Again, it is not an insult - sono italiano in spirito.
So, the rest of the world never leave the car...I'm assuming?
How they call it? politically correct?
Yes, like an Italian:
Again, it is not an insult - sono italiano in spirito.
My apologies, I clearly misunderstood.
Lets say that it is not part of a scam, but i'm not sure if it can't be considered a "deliberate attempt to cause an accident"...I seen many very nervous drivers but they always end breaking a bit. He completely stopped the car, I believe even the ABS went off.
Yes, she was very close to it and accelerating to keep parallel with the focus. She could have waited, he had a curb to his left!
Driving test would have been failed. You need to not get so caught up on what people should do, doesn't mean they have to.
Tbh with the body language your car is giving off in the video I'd have probably done the same. The focus is showing no aggression before you try and push it into the curb.
Recommended, but not LAWthere are 2 lanes, becoming 1...according to the code it is recommended to merge in turns.
Do you see how much space she left for the bus? Do you call that push your way in?
Guys, next time we will stop in the middle and way for all Londoners to come before to move. :worship:
Recommended, but not LAW
It seems to be a free for all after the traffic lights - three into two with no priorities and no clarity as to which lane ends.
old man who did nothing illegal
You blew your horn and antagonised him and he reacted.poor... He only had problem with the breaks
You blew your horn and antagonised him and he reacted.
Let's be honest, he was a cork, at worst your wife made an honest mistake and was under the impression he'd cut her off, at which point she beeped and he jammed on the brakes and could have caused a fender bender (entirely his fault).ok, next time no horn. In the UK can cause people to freak out.
Let's be honest, he was a cork, at worst your wife made an honest mistake and was under the impression he'd cut her off, at which point she beeped and he jammed on the brakes and could have caused a fender bender (entirely his fault).
Sometimes with corks it's best to leave them to float along on their way
dont look like scam, looks like road rage because you kept right up the arse of the bus so he couldnt push in.
I think we are just saying that you started the thread by suggesting that this was an insurance scam, potentially going to the police with it, whereas what has come out is that it is more like "six of one and half a dozen of the other" as my mother would say.
The fact is that I come from a country where this kind of behaviour (doing something absolutely stupid and dangerous, not merging the wrong way) become the standard. I though the UK was different.