airborne spoon
Active Member
the first one is not road rage its racing that is a completely different thing1. Multiple cars racing with each other on an interstate, weaving in and out at high speed.
2. A driver who thinks you are going too slow, gets up on your rear, swerves to the other lane, and then swerves back to your lane and cuts you off.
Doesn't matter. Some random person could have clear 4k dashcam footage of me doing 100 in a 70 (which i do commonly) and they could show that to a cop and the cop at the most would only be able to issue a warning but that is extremely unlikely even. If the event isnt witnessed by a cop firsthand their hands are tied.Hope you got some dash cam footage to help identify the person!
Seriously why is it such a hard concept to grasp the left lane (right for those that drive on the wrong side of the road) if for passing and for those that have ticket money. If I'm driving along at 80-90 in a 65 and some jackass is doing 68 in the left lane you can bet your ass I'm gonna get about 3 inches from that bumper (if there is space for that car to move, not if its actively passing). and if the car doesn't move I'll pop over, go around, and most of the time ill cut off that car as a **** you.by “other lane” I think you mean “the lane I should have been in to the right of the passing lane that I was clogging”
I don’t get people who sit in the passing lane — when they aren’t passing. Often driving right past signs that say “Keep right except to pass”
GTFO of the passing lane
You can call this road rage all you want, i call it GTFO the left lane, that's why the signs say keep right except to pass.
Now you say you were in the middle lane and both other lanes were open and this happened. That is just illogical on the part of the other driver, if it was the left lane then its perfectly acceptable behavior. So i dono WTF that other driver was doing since you weren't in the left lane.