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I don't think they mean they didn't like leaving the space because people moved into that space, but because they did so in an unsafe manner. I've observed muc
by foerbert 6y ago
I don't think they mean they didn't like leaving the space because people moved into that space, but because they did so in an unsafe manner.
I've observed much the same thing. After a certain distance, you will find people taking extra risks just to find a way into that space. Then once they have managed to weave their way into a position where they can move into that space, they will frequently do so mere feet in front of you. They will not take advantage of the giant space available and simply get in front of you at all costs as fast as possible.
It's really not about somebody getting in front of you, as it is discouraging them from risking their life, yours, and multiple other people's around you, to get into the somewhat larger space available.
- tyingq 6y agoThat is what I was thinking. Hard to get the benefit of the doubt here sometimes. I actually do mostly leave a big space in front of me. But it is frustrating when that invites crazy behavior.
- lamontcg 6y agoIf I've left more than a semi-trailer of space in front of me, I haven't seen people trying to zip into that space right off my front bumper dangerously. If you're commonly seeing that, you're likely doing something to antagonize other drivers. Tailgating in order to prevent that is rationalizing unsafe behavior.