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Would you be angry at a cyclist who rode in front of your car, taking the full lane, at a speed significantly below the speed limit, on a busy two lane road?
by awakeasleep 14y ago
Would you be angry at a cyclist who rode in front of your car, taking the full lane, at a speed significantly below the speed limit, on a busy two lane road?
- steveklabnik 14y agoI have been yelled at by a motorist in that situation before. Of course, they only had time to roll down their window because they flew past, honking, and then hit the red light at the end of the block, so we both had to stop and wait.
- orthecreedence 14y agoNo, I wouldn't. I'd wait for a chance to pass then pass. The situation has happened to me many times, and you know what? I just don't care. I never have to be somewhere so ridiculously fucking fast that anyone who dares slowing me down needs to be screamed at. I think most people forget: your life is not so important that you need to rush everywhere. If someone's about to have a baby or something, a friendly honk to get someone slow out of the way can be useful. The problem is that too many people think what they are doing is soooo important that they need to honk and scream at anything that gets in their way. Too many people are in a rush to get somewhere they don't want to be. What's the point?