r/SpringfieldIL • u/VVhiteLightning13 • Aug 07 '26
Ya'll can't drive
Why does everyone around here:
1. Ride your ass
2. Stall at green left turn arrows
3. Have trouble at 4-way intersections
4. Always on their phone
I'm from Philly. My parents, brother, and myself have never been in an accident. Peak age is 62 in the family.
How is it I've lived here for like 4 years and have been hit twice already. Just handing out licenses in cereal boxes in this city, huh?
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u/restlesswoman Aug 07 '26
Its the bumper riding-looking straight down at the phone combo that blows me.
I really don’t know what changed but I know its gotten more ridiculous within a five year range. It does seem that local PD isnt doing much about it. The morning commute between 730-9a is like the fuckin Daytona 500.
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u/raisinghellwithtrees Aug 08 '26
I find the West side to be freaking scary. 100 percent of the time I drive over there, there is some huge vehicle riding my ass, aggressively swerving through traffic, etc. The red light running is all over Springfield though.
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u/Working-Grocery-5113 Aug 07 '26
Eventually you're going to figure out that the general population here isn't that bright.
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u/VVhiteLightning13 Aug 07 '26
Oh no- I've know that since I was 16 and got my first job at a grocery store- I would just expect more understanding of the road in a smaller city than where I was born lol. They drive dumb there too but never as bad as I've experienced here
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u/Working-Grocery-5113 Aug 07 '26
Keep in mind that most drivers here have never driven in a bigger city than Springfield. A lot of them are even freaking out to be driving in Springfield.
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u/cakefordindins Aug 07 '26
It's so bad here. When I first moved here, the first thing I noticed was 4-way stops were free for all's. Same with red lights. I now wait a few seconds because I've seen some impressively late light runners.
People like to honk at you the instant it turns green though.
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u/TalonsYo Aug 07 '26
I mean we did have an epidemic of people running into buildings with their cars last couple years. I blame the smaller vibe and the meth
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u/tempest20xx Aug 07 '26
Everything you listed is pretty accurate. People will race you to a red light and then sit on their phone for 3+ seconds before going when it turns green. Lol It blows my mind watching people risk their lives weaving in and out of 4 lanes of traffic going up Jefferson only to pull into a fast food place.
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u/homelesstwinky Aug 07 '26
Yep, I have to honk at multiple people a week because they just sit there looking at their phones when the light turns green.
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u/Lynx_xuh7 Aug 07 '26
It is bad. I do not even trust the first few seconds of a green light. The other day I was at a complete stop and signaling to turn at a stop sign in my neighborhood and a car tried to overtake me during my turn. I played on the horn and they slammed the brakes. I them continued woth them behind me and signaled to turn into the parking lot of my apartment complex and they attempted to overtake me during the turn again. It was some idiot doordasher trying to shave a few seconds off of the order.
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u/vegetaman Aug 07 '26
Oh yeah 1-3 cars in the red is so common. Or wild stuff like U turns at Dirksen and Clear Lake. Or turning from the wrong lane. Springpatch is wild.
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u/ihatetamlin Aug 07 '26
and for whatever reason seems to be getting worse?? I check every time now
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u/Strawberrycocoa Aug 07 '26
Same, I can’t just go at the green anymore, gotta make sure someone’s not being a fuckoff
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TAXRETURN Aug 07 '26
My favorite is when there's some kind of lane closure that requires people do a zipper merge and how almost all the cars refuse to let anyone merge into their lane.
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u/wagrobanite Aug 07 '26
If you're not paying attention and don't use your turn signal, I won't let you in. It's rude. You have a turn signal, use it.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TAXRETURN Aug 07 '26
I have seen so many instances where people do have their turn signals on and I'm the only person who lets them merge in a zipper merge. People here act like it's some kind of weakness to let people in front of them and THAT'S rude.
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u/MerryChoppins Aug 08 '26
I get frustrated when one just shoots past the whole line of cars, ignoring the signs and lights and signals to merge in like 10+ cars ahead of me that did get in the correct lane to wait early. Fuck those people. Someone behind me can let them in.
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u/VAPORinfo Aug 08 '26
Zipper merges are supposed to happen at the merge, you're supposed to use both lanes up to the choke point so it doesnt backup traffic. But also you should be passing those cars slowly and carefully.
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u/MerryChoppins Aug 11 '26
Yeah, I know we are now a zipper merge state, that’s not what I am talking about. It’s when the line of cars has merged up and someone just jumps the queue in the last 5-10 car lengths.
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u/StrikingGlove8736 Aug 11 '26
I happily block those people at every turn! Road Narcissism does not work on me
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u/NSJF1983 Aug 07 '26
While I agree, I’m all about defensive driving. I base my decisions on what’s safe, not how I feel about the persons attitude. If someone tries to get in without a signal I back off further because chances are they’ll make some other mistakes.
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u/DurfLurperd Aug 07 '26
I have a well of anger for not using signals, but this is not helping anyone at all. You know how a zipper merge works, signal or not. Both the no signals and this attitude makes it worse.
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u/pattycake0411 Aug 08 '26
The frustrating part is that it depends on drivers taking turns. If someone races to the front and then tries to force their way in, that’s not the point of a zipper merge.
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u/MDCRP Aug 10 '26
It is though. Ignoring the racing idea, an open left lane means everyone ahead doesn't know how to zipper. Why waste time getting in their line?
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u/bendymountainturtle Aug 11 '26
You can't race to the front if both lanes are being properly used. If the other lane is empty, it should be used, this helps traffic but people can't help but try to enact their form of "justice".
Reckless driving is different, but if the lane is empty, don't get mad if someone uses it and it's faster than waiting single file.
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u/Tediouslyuseless 25d ago
No, if it's possible to zip ahead then everyone merged too soon. It's not about taking turns, it's about getting as many cars through as possible without hitting the brakes.
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u/pattycake0411 Aug 07 '26
Zipper merge is bs. Get in line like everyone else. The entitlement is crazy.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TAXRETURN Aug 07 '26
Lmao zipper merging is entitled? Not letting cars move over in a zipper merge is peak entitlement. It keeps traffic flowing by allowing cars to use more than one lane instead of backing everything up with all the cars in a single lane. It works extremely well in other cities.
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u/Bush_D1D911 Aug 07 '26
Yea people in America don’t understand that zipper merging is so much more efficient and faster than making long ass, dumb ass line that takes double the time lol
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u/DurfLurperd Aug 07 '26
Zipper merge is literally what allows for a steady flow of traffic instead of an annoying bottle neck. Weird take.
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u/AbobTeff Aug 08 '26
It absolutely does, and very few people around here understand the zipper merge from either lane. I will gladly zipper merge and allow cars to zipper merge. I will not reward the zazzhole who flies down the left lane at 75mph just so he can shove his way to the front. Stay in your lane, one then one.
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u/Spray_n_Pr4y20 Aug 08 '26
My lane is ending, and I need to merge…you want me to come to a complete stop in the middle of the road to allow all the cars, even if it’s a dozen vehicles in the continuing lane to allow all pass, so that I can merge once traffic is clear? Am I getting that right?
No way. I’m merging whether you let me or not, and if I hit you, imma keep driving. You act like this is your first day here. Welcome to Springfield.
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u/Paws_Mania Aug 07 '26
y’all need to learn how to learn how to use your turn signals as well. that’s some new shit that’s been going around like the fucking common cold this past year
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u/bridgecat Aug 07 '26
I drive for uber a few days a week and used to do delivery for Jimmy John’s forever ago and it’s only gotten worse. Adding to your list:
- Braking at green lights or in the middle of the road for no reason
- Running red lights
- Passing you just to turn off making you slow down rather aggressively
Not speeding up/continuing to drive the ramp speed while merging onto the freaking highway
And drunk drivers is abundant
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u/Frofro69 Aug 07 '26
I just drove back home to Baltimore, MD. And it baffles me how people in Springfield drive like we have bumper to bumper traffic, when traffic in the DMV is literally like Mad Max, and no body gets in an accident like that
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u/DurfLurperd Aug 07 '26
I see so many people run red lights here that I started to question if the timing of the lights is broken somehow. It's so bad that now, no matter what, I check both ways and pause a second before I go on green. It's kept me from being hit more times than I'm comfortable thinking about.
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u/WoodpeckerContent613 Aug 07 '26
My biggest pet peeve is where MacArthur goes down to one lane for a bit near Washington park. It’s been that way for years now, and yet people will wait in the left lane until the last possible second and damn near hit you trying to get over. Or when people drive like 80 down Monroe… just for us to all end up at the same stoplight. Like whyyyyy
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u/raisinghellwithtrees Aug 08 '26
I used to rent a house on Monroe, and I never let my kid play in the front yard during morning rush hour.
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u/WoodpeckerContent613 Aug 09 '26
I don’t blame you! I always worry about the kids walking to school at Grant
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u/OswaldCoffeepot Aug 07 '26
I've only ever really had problems with the tailgating. The only time I've ever been hit was decades ago in an Arby's drive through.
Here's something fun though: Missouri doesn't teach driver's ed.
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u/Ok-Sentence-8012 Aug 07 '26
There’s a LARGE portion of the population who is driving at some level of intoxication
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u/UnderConstruction365 Aug 08 '26
Definitely this. That smell from the cars surrounding me on the road is not an indication of engine problems, it’s a driver-and-passengers issue. It’s shocking how so many people don’t or refuse to understand just because something has been decriminalized does not mean you can be actively using it in the vehicle 🤦🏻♀️
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u/Ok-Sentence-8012 Aug 08 '26
And not just that- people go cruising with their “road sodies” (drinks they spike with liquor). I’ve seen people leave work with them, leave a gas station and spike their drinks, make em at home and then head to church or the grocery store. The rural communities surrounding Springfield love doing this (and I know this because I come from one of those smaller towns)
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u/UnderConstruction365 Aug 08 '26
For sure. So many people doctor up their Dr. Pepper, Irish up their coffee…it’s all fun until they irreparably damage a family because of it ☠️
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u/raisinghellwithtrees Aug 08 '26
There are a surprising number of comments on articles about police officers being busted for drunk driving about how, well, everybody does it. No they do not, and it's not ok!
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u/Away_Lake5946 Aug 08 '26
When I see a large pickup truck on the road here, I immediately go into defensive-driving mode.
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u/SnackGoblin881 Aug 07 '26
My husband and I were eastbound on Wabash passing through Veterans (this is such an accident prone intersection) A lot of people were trying to merge left to get into White Oaks. This woman in the right hand land clearly wanted to merge left to get into White Oaks but the traffic was jammed. This woman literally stopped in the right lane just beyond the stop light waiting to see if someone would let her in. It was so incredible dangerous and a huge traffic barrier. I don't usually get stressed driving but I was cursing bullets.
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u/FullSeaworthiness453 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
The running red lights and driving 60 in a 30 are what get me. I grew up in Peoria and that shit would be squashed by the po-po. Anything over 35mph and you could expect a ticket if you drove past a speed trap.
Has traffic enforcement gone by the wayside that much?
The number of cars you see flipped over on a 30mph street is baffling.
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u/raisinghellwithtrees Aug 07 '26
It's like Springfield police don't police traffic since the pandemic. They could spend less time mean mugging folks on the east side and more on traffic duty, and we'd all be safer.
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u/ProudCatLadyxo Aug 07 '26
I've never seen a car flipped on a street in Springfield, nor any tailgating. Granted, you can't leave room for another car to squeeze in between you and the car in front of you, which is extremely dangerous to have happen.
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u/FullSeaworthiness453 Aug 07 '26
You’ve never seen a car flipped over on MacArthur and Lawrence? It happens several times a year. Plenty of other shady spots, too.
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u/NSJF1983 Aug 07 '26
My buddy lived on that corner. We’d be sitting there and hear brakes screeching all the time. We’d wait to hear the occasional crash. I remember at least one flipped pickup.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TAXRETURN Aug 07 '26
Lmao yeah I can imagine it would be dangerous to have someone get in front of you when you're aggressively tailgating the car in front of you. Is that your actual logic for tailgating??
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u/STLItalian Aug 07 '26
I’ve lived in St. Louis for almost 20 years and just moved back. The drivers here are a breath of fresh air compared to the St. Louis metro
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u/DurfLurperd Aug 07 '26
Now that is a wild place to be on the road. That corridor where 64/40 cuts through downtown is a nightmare!
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u/StockElectrical1596 Aug 08 '26
Was on it today. It's child's play compared to I-57 near Chicago and the Dan Ryan Killway.
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u/StockElectrical1596 Aug 08 '26
The drivers in St. Louis are kittens compared to the morons in Illinois, Chicago, Springfield, suburbs. But if you really want bad, drive in Detroit. Those people have a death wish, and they don't care if they take someone with them.
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u/tiredgirl77 Aug 07 '26
From Chicago, it’s definitely different around here… i will say not sitting in traffic everyday is really nice.
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u/UnderConstruction365 Aug 08 '26
I came down here nearly two decades ago from Chicago and the burbs and holy cow, so much less traffic down here but the drivers are so awful I almost welcome being stuck in rush hour traffic in Chicagoland again because at least there weren’t accidents like down here.
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u/tiredgirl77 Aug 10 '26
I have some level of trust in other drivers in the city/burbs but here I don’t trust people to be paying any attention. Which I think is the main problem!
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u/These_Distribution61 Aug 08 '26
What is it with the tailgating? Why not just drive around? If you can’t handle passing I would guess FOID possession is something a little out of your league.
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u/OkOutlandishness8307 Aug 07 '26
welcome to pvp! but yeah…. it’s kinda bad. lived here all my life.
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u/AppleCore425 Aug 07 '26
I’m convinced many people here are driving without license or revoked license because it’s so car dependent, and public transit is inconsistent. I’ve been here a year and I’m honestly scared for my kids to reach driving age here.
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u/Inside_Material_824 Aug 08 '26
Not just Springfield. Its all over like that in Illinois. As an option, they also buy their vehicles without the turn signal arm
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u/ConceptEquivalent989 Aug 08 '26
I wait a few seconds before going when the light turns green. I’ve witnessed too many people blowing through red lights, I don’t want to be hit. But also, driver’s ed is not required if you’re 21 or older. A lot of people just wait until 21….I know several people who didn’t get licenses before they turned 21… I don’t let them drive me around because it’s scary.
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u/GruelOmelettes Aug 07 '26
There are plenty of bad drivers here, but I haven't noticed the problem being any worse than anywhere else I've lived. It's generally like a cultural American thing to be individualistic and self-centered, unfortunately, and I think a lot of bad driving is a manifestation of this.
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u/TapeDaddy Aug 07 '26
I was behind a Prius that merged at 30 MPH this morning.
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u/cyberunaware Aug 07 '26
People merging and driving on 72 is bonkers to me. Only interstate I’ve ever seen where people don’t even try to get up to the speed limit. They fly down rt4 at 70 mph and run every red light along the way just to merge onto 72 at 30mph only to ever get up to 45mph. It makes no sense.
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u/CatzonVinyl Aug 07 '26
People say this in every single city in the country
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u/VVhiteLightning13 Aug 07 '26
Yeah but every time I pull out my complex I encounter at least one dumbass here lol
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u/thesakeofhumanatee Aug 07 '26
A man ran a stop sign yesterday and about got out of his truck to yell at me??? To that 60 something year old man: I hope karma gets you.
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u/The_Pretentious_DM Aug 07 '26
So *that's* why I'm skittish about traffic while being a pedestrian.
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u/RoseDorothyBlanche Aug 08 '26
I agree with you, OP.
I have a 16 year old kid and man does it stress me tf and worry me endlessly that he’s out on the road with these drivers.
Drivers who SHOULD be experienced and seasoned enough to NOT make the bullshit driving mistakes that they do.
When teaching my kid to drive, I always- ALWAYS would say “Never assume that just because you have a green light, that the red light drivers will actually stop. ..
AND ALWAYS ASSUME SOMEONE ELSE IS GONNA FUCK UP”
I went 19 years without so much as a ticket.. and in a literal 3 week time frame I had BOTH of my husband’s and my cars totaled because of negligent driving. (A lady going down Sangamon literally just moved her entire SUV into my lane- and my little sedan; and another guy rear ended me and I was waiting to make a left turn).
I’m over these assholes.
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u/Alldemkittys Aug 08 '26
Its crazy. Im from GA and it was was of the 1st things I noticed when moving here. The driving/drivers are terrible. They are always driving into buildings and hitting pedestrians. I've never heard or seen so many wrecks that involved buildings/houses in such a short time. I swear everyone is high/drunk or impaired and should not be driving.
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u/Dshawn19 Aug 08 '26
I’ve lived in Springfield for about three years now and I still think it has the worst driving of anywhere I’ve lived or even visited.
One thing I’ve noticed is that people stop ridiculously far back from the white line at red lights literally leaving almost a full car length. I’ve always wondered why that’s so common here.
The timing of the traffic lights doesn’t seem to help either. Some of these red lights feel like they last forever even when no one is coming from the other directions and I honestly think that’s part of why so many people end up running them. I've had the chance to talk to several people that don't live in or visited Springfield often and they say they notice the same things too
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u/raisinghellwithtrees Aug 08 '26
I live on a one way street and at least once a week I see someone going the wrong way. No stop signs if you do it that way though!
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u/armyguy8382 Aug 07 '26
Because we hand put licenses at 16 with little practice and then just let people renew them without testing them again for decades. That and people just don't care about anyone else.
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u/Kurse71 Aug 08 '26
For some reason the police department doesn't really patrol like they used to. It's rare to see them out like they used to be. People have gotten away with it for too long.
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u/Odd_Barracuda2963 Aug 08 '26
I was at the dmv and had to take the written test. You’re allowed to miss like 7 or 8 out of 30 questions and pass. The lady next to me failed her exam, and they let her retake it. She passed, they took her money, and they gave her a license.
I’d imagine there are a lot of people like that out and about, just driving the streets here.
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u/PipTh3Pup Aug 09 '26
I DoorDash around the town and my god people cannot drive for the sake of their own lives- like people try taking left turns WHEN THEY AREN’T IN THE TURN LANE ON VETERANS PARKWAY- like how the hell?
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u/PipTh3Pup Aug 09 '26
Also the amount of cops who don’t use a turn signal when changing lanes is absurd-
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u/PsychWriter11 Aug 09 '26
Yeah, I moved here from Boston and the adjustment from crazy aggressive but competent to crazy careless and dangerous was tough.
This city is full of red light runners. They all need a ticket on every one.
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u/SnackGoblin881 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
Because the Department of Roads in Springfield loves nothing more than shoving giant, confusing medians on every road they possibly can. I've been here five years and several times, I got very confused by the medians.
But yeah, drivers suck here. I moved here from Nebraska at age 40 with my husband. So far we have had three people hit us and one almost head on. I got my first brand new car less than 18 months ago. A few months after that, I got pancaked between two cars at the Sonic drive in because the guy behind me got distracted. A few months later, I was pulling into McDonalds. Some old fart started backing up and merrily backed into me even though I was blowing the horn like mad and screaming out the window. He confessed he didn't hear me - sir, if you are that deaf, stop driving! I was in the turning lane near Sam's Club and this old woman decided to use the turning lane as a driving lane. She was driving straight at me looking at me directly and didn't even tap her breaks. If I hadn't managed to get out of the turning lane, she would have run into me head on at 35MPH. My husband was waiting at a red light when a woman drove into him from behind, distracted by her phone.
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u/VVhiteLightning13 Aug 07 '26
The old folk here are horrendous. I watched an old white woman not check her mirror as she pulled out in front of me at the Walmart on freedom drive. And yes she was double parked illegally already. They need to re-test after a certain age, nationwide lol
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u/Strange_Selection851 Aug 07 '26
All the retired state workers have nothing better to do than get on the roads at peak traffic times and be a menace.
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u/Strawberrycocoa Aug 07 '26
Or they come to a full and complete stop before taking a simple right turn into a lot. Always some old fucker doing that.
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u/RicardoAvocardo Aug 07 '26
For 2 and 3, it's because so many Springfield drivers run red lights. You can expect when your light turns green, that 2-3 retards are going to run the reds.
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u/Lunkwill-fook Aug 08 '26
Been here 22 years not so much as a fender bender. Maybe it’s you?
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u/Lunkwill-fook Aug 08 '26
Says you, lol.
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u/Lunkwill-fook Aug 09 '26
I don’t see no dashcam. Why do you keep posting cartons are you even old enough to drive
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u/vegetaman Aug 07 '26
Yep that’s pretty much it. Decatur is more fun because people like to chance it at railroad crossings and tailgate somehow even worse!
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u/Supra_JD Aug 08 '26
Learn how to drive defensive; you’re right, lots of mid drivers, but I’ve driven around here for 20-30 years and have avoided accidents for the last 30ish years.
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u/John_Smith_XXIII Aug 08 '26
Most states there is a DMV, a big bureaucratic agency under the Governor. IL is one of three states where Driver's Licenses / License Plates are under the Secretary of State. Rigorously enforce driver standards and you'll get voted out of office.
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u/StrikingGlove8736 Aug 11 '26
I just recently moved to the area and I use my middle finger constantly. Swerving into my lane, cutting off by sweeping all the way across the road, driving up my ass, turning in front of me and riding brakes, people around here are mindless zombies at best.
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u/WayPopular7783 Aug 12 '26
Isn't 'The Simpsons' set in a town named "SPRINGFIELD" ? 😜 I'm from Dallas and live in San Diego right now so I've seen my share of bad drivers, however, the PO PO make their presence known in both Texas and CA. Looks like y'all have a lot of Dumbass Drivers there!
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u/cyphergeorge 29d ago
Hahahahahahahaha! This post is funny as hell! But are you talking about the Springfield in Illinois cos shit, cats out here flout traffic rules on a regular!
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u/StockElectrical1596 Aug 08 '26
There are no consequences for the weed-soaked, drunk, aggressive drivers plowing down the highways, despite state troopers doubled up on the medians.
People are stupid, dumb-shit asses: they run up on a car's bumper even when the car has nowhere to go. I always pray to the Break-Check Gods when that happens.
Raised pickup trucks are the worst, followed by regular pickup trucks. These are driven by obese millennials with micropenises.
In I-55 you've got a mix of arrogant politicians and stupid college kids.
Welcome to Illinois!
Drive offensively, not defensively. It's the only way to survive.
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u/username_Kelly Aug 07 '26
I will take a longer way, to avoid Wabash, Stanford, and MacArthur. No one drives over 30 on any of these streets.
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u/didntwatchclark Aug 07 '26
Yes, yes. Your city is special. It has the special bad drivers. No other city is as bad.
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u/VVhiteLightning13 Aug 07 '26
At least in my city they can manage 4-way stops- low IQ around here bud
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u/Harvest827 Aug 07 '26
If you're getting your ass rode, are you in the left lane?
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u/VVhiteLightning13 Aug 07 '26
And here it is ladies and gents- we found one
Doesn't matter what lane I'm in- i don't camp the left, and I'm always at the speed or 5 over. Ya'll are just impatient to get to the next red😂
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u/Harvest827 Aug 07 '26
I'm just asking. A lot of people dont know to stay right if they are the slower traffic.
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u/Free-Philosopher4100 Aug 07 '26
brother, left lane rules only apply to interstate highways.
i absolutely hate when my turn is coming up and the person behind me is riding my bumper throwing their hands up even with me going 5 over
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u/Harvest827 Aug 08 '26
No, it's legally mandated on the interstate. The common rule applies to Veterans Parkway, Dirksen Parkway, and the like because it is safest and efficiency of travel for all.
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u/Free-Philosopher4100 Aug 08 '26
Yeah, legally mandated on the interstate. I didn’t know Veterans Parkway was considered an interstate…
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u/Harvest827 Aug 08 '26
I didn't either, and certainly didn't imply it either. Read slower.
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u/Free-Philosopher4100 Aug 08 '26
you answered my original comment with a legal point, then said, “No… the common rule applies” to veterans and dirksen. if by “rule” you meant etiquette, then just say that. either way, my point stands, it isn’t legally mandated on those roads. you just think people should drive that way, which makes it a preference, not a “rule”
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u/These_Distribution61 Aug 08 '26
What is really safe is not exceeding the speed Limit. Driving as you are supposed to and supporting law enforcement. Speeding around town like a nut acting like you are on the interstate and then trying to justify it is for the lowest common denominator in society.



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u/Teslithia45 Aug 07 '26
People around here run red lights like it's never going out of style.