Driving errors

[Focus Owner]

when there is no fog

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

You end up following other people's rear fogs, as you said before. Providing they are clever enough to have them on, most people are stupid and have front fogs only on!

And when its not foggy at that

 

[Focus Owner]

repost of mine

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

repost of mine

Both posted at the same and I quoted :nerner:

 

[Focus Owner]

wrong mine was 59 seconds earlier and quoting is evil gep

 

[hmallett]

So whats the question? Me a bit confused

Really?
It seems pretty obvious to me. I'll even quote it for you.

Is it mandatory [for] you pull over if you cause one to slow down somewhat harsh[ly], but otherwise no damage [is] caused?

The answer is no, BTW, though it is preferable to try and avoid the situation in the first place.

 

[jug]

pulling over can lead to violence, its best to keep going.

 

[TurboSei]

When people pull out in front of me causing me to brake somewhat harshly I tend to beep and give them the finger. I wouldn't expect them to pull over to let me past/apologise.

When I cause people behind me inconveniences I try smile nicely at them and put a hand up to say thanks for putting up with me.

 

[JonnyBoy]

If you've cut them up, give 'em a wave by way of apology then leave them well alone. If they try to pull you over, they're 99.9% likely to be a nutcase.

 

[The Beard]

The blunt answer is no. You only have to stop when there has been a collision, although if you have pulled out in front of another vehicle and caused it to brake, then an apolgetic wave can't do any harm. If you are unfortunate enough to find yourself alongside the other driver at the next set of lights and he carries on a bit of a tirade, then why not agree with him and apologise.

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

The blunt answer is no. You only have to stop when there has been a collision, although if you have pulled out in front of another vehicle and caused it to brake, then an apolgetic wave can't do any harm. If you are unfortunate enough to find yourself alongside the other driver at the next set of lights and he carries on a bit of a tirade, then why not agree with him and apologise.

Yep, best thing to do. Even if you don't mean it, you need to bite your tounge accasionally. I've had to do it once or twice