Not just Manhattan, everywhere in the City. I had a car follow me laying on the horn non-stop for two straight blocks in Brooklyn, no exaggeration. I was going

Not just Manhattan, everywhere in the City. I had a car follow me laying on the horn non-stop for two straight blocks in Brooklyn, no exaggeration. I was going less than 45 miles per hour on a narrow residential street with cars parked on both sides, that was completely unacceptable. They eventually illegally passed me when it was clear I wasn't going to drive in a way to leave myself enough reaction time to be able to stop if an obstacle jutted out from between parked cars into the road. That's just one example that sticks out in my head.