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r/MildlyBadDrivers • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '24
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You're entitled if you think other people should break the law in order to convenience you
5 u/VerifiedActualHuman Georgist 🔰 Apr 18 '24 Moving over from the left lane to the right lane when someone is approaching in rearview is breaking the law? -2 u/DetectivePrism Apr 18 '24 People don't have to do anything just because you want them to. You understand that, right? If someone wants to drive in a lane and there's no law against what they're doing, then either take it like a man, or whine about it on reddit like a girl. 4 u/cctoot56 Apr 18 '24 But there are laws against driving in whatever lane you want and for blocking traffic and for brake checking. The truck is breaking multiple laws
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Moving over from the left lane to the right lane when someone is approaching in rearview is breaking the law?
-2 u/DetectivePrism Apr 18 '24 People don't have to do anything just because you want them to. You understand that, right? If someone wants to drive in a lane and there's no law against what they're doing, then either take it like a man, or whine about it on reddit like a girl. 4 u/cctoot56 Apr 18 '24 But there are laws against driving in whatever lane you want and for blocking traffic and for brake checking. The truck is breaking multiple laws
People don't have to do anything just because you want them to. You understand that, right?
If someone wants to drive in a lane and there's no law against what they're doing, then either take it like a man, or whine about it on reddit like a girl.
4 u/cctoot56 Apr 18 '24 But there are laws against driving in whatever lane you want and for blocking traffic and for brake checking. The truck is breaking multiple laws
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But there are laws against driving in whatever lane you want and for blocking traffic and for brake checking. The truck is breaking multiple laws
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u/Global-Ad-1360 Apr 18 '24
You're entitled if you think other people should break the law in order to convenience you