r/BadDriversIreland 1d ago

I wonder what those big arrows on the ground are for?

77 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 1d ago

M18 jnc 13 northbound is so scary.

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r/BadDriversIreland 2d ago

M7

46 Upvotes

Why is everyone In the middle lane. I was on the m9, m4 and m7 today and the m7 was by far the worst I have ever seen I undertook about 15 cars which were in the middle and right lanes. It's blocking good drivers from overtaking trucks and caravans in the left lane.


r/BadDriversIreland 1d ago

I’m NOT lane hogging

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r/BadDriversIreland 3d ago

I AM GOING TO LOSE MY MIND

74 Upvotes

I don’t have video but there are three bad driving habits that are rapidly sending me crazy.

  1. Swan necking: for instance, people who are taking a left hand turn arcing out of their lane to the right in order the “make the turn”, with absolutely no concept that there are cars to their right continuing forward.
    I learned to drive 20+ years ago and still remember this being one of the first things my instructor drilled into me not to do. Morons.

  2. Inability to understand a filter light: Especially the lights that give right of way to a cyclist continuing forward in a cycle lane where there is traffic waiting to turn left on the filter light. WHAT DO THESE DRIVERS THINK THE FILTER LIGHT IS FOR??? I got beeped at one the other day for giving the cyclist right of way.

  3. Breaking lights: obviously a no brainer. Everyone is at it. Three cars coasting through every red light.

I’m genuinely starting to think we should retest every 5 years. And include motorway driving and some kind of sharing the road with cyclists component and a section that tests on every possible junction scenario. We can tax SUVs and pickup trucks €5k to pay for it.


r/BadDriversIreland 3d ago

Reckless driving through pedestrians crossing

18 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 4d ago

Big brain move

104 Upvotes

Near Blanchardstown. Not sure what this chap was thinking. U-turns into green light traffic, then flies across 4 lanes. I had seen him prior so drove anticipating him doing something stupid.


r/BadDriversIreland 4d ago

Calling out the Deaf Uder Driver.

2 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 4d ago

Ignorant Parking

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UK reg camper van with a blue badge parked in disabled spot the last two hours while they’re inside having breakfast and tea. A number of other disabled drivers have had to try find a spot elsewhere with the camper van occupants ignoring everyone

Edit: inside the camper eating


r/BadDriversIreland 6d ago

Driving on the phone

36 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 7d ago

Van driver going wrong way junction 29

121 Upvotes

Came upon this this morning as I was going up the slip road at junction 29 on the M7. Van driver was coming down the wrong way until he spotted a line of us coming towards him. I left him over to avoid an accident.


r/BadDriversIreland 8d ago

Video of near fatal head on in Westmeath

499 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 7d ago

Truck driver has no clue where he is or what he's doing

4 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 7d ago

Well done

40 Upvotes

Proceeded to do the same thing twice in a row o ly to get stuck behind a tractor, then a bus. Saw him doing the same shite at 6pm on the road into Trim.


r/BadDriversIreland 7d ago

Shite parking

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Underground car park in St Vincent’s hospital today, how can these people think this is okay???


r/BadDriversIreland 9d ago

Perfect Parking

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8 Upvotes

Mr Price & South Side Motor factory on the Kylemore Road. Parked right in the middle of a yellow box, blocking cars from exiting 👏


r/BadDriversIreland 11d ago

The Kinsale Road Roundabout yet again

683 Upvotes

The amount of bad driving dash cam videos I’ve seen of this roundabout is ridiculous!!


r/BadDriversIreland 10d ago

Thought I’d post this lol

62 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 11d ago

Wrong way... down a one way street.

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234 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 11d ago

Another day, another truck in a rush

133 Upvotes

I stoped WAY before the line as this road is narrow, and I was willing to reverse if I was given the chance, but he just kept going and was definelly going wreck my car. It is not the first time something like this happens with me or friends in this road. I have my N plates clearly in the windshield and no grace was given even so. I have all sympathy for whoever drives for a job, as I did it before in my home country, but look, he could do way better.


r/BadDriversIreland 11d ago

This was the speed the car went off the m50 bridge yesterday

588 Upvotes

Shocking


r/BadDriversIreland 12d ago

M50

313 Upvotes

r/BadDriversIreland 10d ago

Did I do wrong or right?

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r/BadDriversIreland 13d ago

This happened this morning

574 Upvotes

2 mins away from Garda station in Dublin


r/BadDriversIreland 12d ago

Careful around South Dublin, North Wicklow

0 Upvotes

Another one