Originally Posted by Alistair
Originally Posted by DaveW
Two trends are on the increase. Sitting in lane 3. Even when lane 1 & 2 are empty. And pulling out on motorways without signalling. This one is so common that I'm wondering if it is taught.


They now have even better options.

The M4 around Reading has now been upgraded to an intelligent highway (I expect to see one of the many tarmac lumps that have fallen out of holes on mastermind in the future in order to prove my taxes are hard at work) and now people can travel with three empty lanes to the left of their outside lane tootle.

Still if you do intend to undertake it allows you to do it in Lane 1 and have a great gap between you and them. It begs the question "is it people from a LHD/right side of the road country who have not worked out the difference, nah, who am I kidding.

I am not certain I want legal undertaking enshrined in law as it will let the ars__ out to play a bit like the recent jay-walking law has. All it does need is guidance to those in blue uniforms to be allowed to use their MkI braincells to determine if it was seriously daft so they can act well.

I am going to stop now before I do my blood pressure harm.


Lane hogging is now an offence ie careless driving, fixed penalty £100 plus 3 points.


Keith
2013 narrow bodied + 4 Ruby.