Why do some people drive really slow?
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Why do some people drive really slow?
Why Do People Drive Under the Speed Limit? One of the most common reasons motorists drive under the speed limit is because they’re driving while distracted. Typically, drivers are distracted by cell phones. They’re paying more attention to their phone and try to slow down in an effort to multitask.
Why do people pull out in front of you then drive slow?
They are trying to merge with your lane and the view out of their side view or rear view mirror does not give them the proper perspective to judge the closing distance. They are pulling out to overtake a slower vehicle and that means goung into a faster lane.
Why do people speed up when overtaking?
In Europe, you wait for a gap in the slower lane, nip in and let the faster car by. In return, the faster car scoots through, overtaking in a matter of seconds, allowing you to come back out into your original lane without you needing to slow down at all, before you catch the car in front.
Do slow drivers cause traffic?
A few slow cars can even lead to a traffic jam, especially if two cars are moving equally slowly and blocking both lanes of traffic. Slow drivers in all lanes can cause other drivers to weave in and out of traffic around you, which increases the chance of an accident.
What are some things that car drivers do that annoy you?
Here’s our list.
- Talking on a cell phone.
- Driving too fast for road conditions.
- Not cleaning snow off their cars.
- Not signaling when turning or changing lanes, or leaving a signal on.
- Leaving high beams on.
- Faulty equipment.
- Taking two spaces in a parking lot.
- Staying in the far left lane.
What is under taking?
Undertaking is the act of passing a slower-moving vehicle on the left hand side or an inside lane, depending on the type of road you are travelling on. As you’re supposed to overtake on the right, an undertake carries a significantly higher risk to both pedestrians and unsuspecting drivers.
Why shouldn’t you drive in the middle lane?
Why is middle-lane hogging bad? During busy periods, middle-lane hogging can cause congestion as traffic funnels through the outside lane to pass a lane hogger. If the driver in the middle lane moved over, the same traffic could be split over two lanes.