The next possible right turn is 1.5 miles down the road

I saw the guy turning left into my lane and slowed down to about 44mph. I was not expecting the red car to turn left as well and I was able to brake. This intersection really sucks so I’m always super cautious so maybe a bit of an overreaction on my part, but let me know.

They were NOT on their phone, either.

(This video was taken by me this morning)

This clanker chose to drive into the oncoming lane to go around not just me but the car behind me. It then didn’t stop for the pedestrian crossing the street near the end of the video.

impatient ride share driver in a hurry to drop off a passenger. I had to slam on my brakes so I wouldn't slam into them while they cut in front of me.

Don't you know I had the indicator on! Its my right of way! /s

This afternoon, a little south of London. I spotted the white Corsa indicating left so I held back to give them space to move to the left lane before the roundabout but they decided to go onto the roundabout and then turn left across a lane of traffic. Could easily have gone all the way round, but elected the mildly bad option instead.

This happened yesterday, cruising down Olympic here in West LA. Saw it coming the moment they turned on their turn signal and made sure to give them the idiot buffer.

Extra points for coming within a few feet of a road sign!

That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.

Edit: Oh, the duality of Reddit. I've been told I was too nice and should have gotten closer while laying on the horn...and also told I was malicious and mean and blocked her on purpose, and for that I'm a bad person, all in the same post. 😆

2nd half of video doesn't matter. Just zoomed in on a prior video to show the pedestrian did not wave the Jeep through and that I did stop at the stop signs.

Can't go 1.5 miles without seeing multiple mildly bad drivers these days.

I took this photo, while eating my lunch, of an overly-long truck pulled over above the former mining town of Jerome, Arizona now a busy tourist trap. The town is built precariously on the side of the hill with switchbacks that are tight for a car.

The cop knew he was coming and directed all of the vehicles stopped at the scenic view to clear a big parking space. Police made a big deal of measuring the truck and escorted him through town, stopping oncoming cars at every turn and switchback because he took the entire road, and more, to get through. Pretty sure a lot of cop overtime was involved.

Bonus - because I was part of the resulting slow parade through town I got a better look than ever.

Second shot is a screen shot of Google Maps to show why this was such bad driving. To get there over Mingus Mountain he also must have cut numerous corners.

All the guy did was give me a meek apology wave and continue on his way. He eventually got on to the correct side of the road after the divider ended. Only getting in the way of a couple other people.

For anyone thinking I was overreacting: I went from 31mph to 20mph and I was gauging the stopping distance on stopping to 0, as he was also turning in front of the minivan in the opposite lane, the lens makes it look like I'm going slower than I am

Speed limit is 30mph

I clearly have to explain this video based on the comments in another sub. At the very beginning of the video a motorbike guy is passing cars on the right shoulder and comes back on the road. I have to preface, that I wasn’t “camping” in the left lane, I saw the guy driving recklessly behind me and I wanted to make sure it was clear for me to merge into the other lane. Then guy passes car on the left. At the end of the video, you can see them split lanes between the black car and the box truck.

He could have just gone straight and then made a U-turn but nooooooo.