Just rev your engine lots and then when the light turns green stay there. Let em have their fun and feel like champs when they see they 'beat' you. Always fun!
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Almost run off the road today....
- Thread starter spitRR
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Just rev your engine lots and then when the light turns green stay there. Let em have their fun and feel like champs when they see they 'beat' you. Always fun!
Maovee
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It was a joke. Women have no sense of humour.
Maovee
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Be a darling, clue us in with a laugh track.
Maovee
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hahahahahahahaha
sonyminidiscman
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get helmet cam. u'll capture a lot of interesting stuff like this. and you can possibly go back in video to see if you actually did something to that crazy ladie
Kri$han
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I'm gonna go out on a whim and say that neither gender nor the vehicle you were driving played a role here, and give you a personal example:
I was in bumper-to-bumper, construction-induced traffic on Steeles through brampton one afternoon, in my car. 3 lanes were merging into 2, in about 200m, in which case the left lane was ending. I was in the middle lane, and like anyone who understands traffic, the right-most lane will likely move faster in this case, as the middle lane will be full of existing cars and mergers.
Remember; for all intents and purposes, Steeles was a parking lot we were probably getting a 5km/h crawl. I signaled a lane change, and as soon as I did so, a white mini-SUV sped up to block em from changing the lane. Ugh, fine. So I turned the blinker off, and continued crawling. 30 secs later, I got another chance, albeit closer than the first time, so I just took it (still used the signal, lol), and got in front of this dude. For the remaining 175m +, this guy was tailgating me so hard, I could see up his nose and for every second he was behind me so close, i got more and more upset.
Finally, after the construction zone, he entered a right turn lane and passed me - at which point all logic on my part was completely blinded by cloud of anger created by the fear of a potential accident and the disregard to let someone merge - at which point I flipped him the bird. Dude actually stopped to ask why I did, and my only response was that "you wouldn't let me merge!".
I was ******. He was cool as a cucumber, as our interaction (in his view) was nothing more than a minor inconvenience.
TLDR takeaways;
- Road rage is the abandonment of all things logical and,
- Understanding another driver's perspective can only be done from behind his/her windshield
I was in bumper-to-bumper, construction-induced traffic on Steeles through brampton one afternoon, in my car. 3 lanes were merging into 2, in about 200m, in which case the left lane was ending. I was in the middle lane, and like anyone who understands traffic, the right-most lane will likely move faster in this case, as the middle lane will be full of existing cars and mergers.
Remember; for all intents and purposes, Steeles was a parking lot we were probably getting a 5km/h crawl. I signaled a lane change, and as soon as I did so, a white mini-SUV sped up to block em from changing the lane. Ugh, fine. So I turned the blinker off, and continued crawling. 30 secs later, I got another chance, albeit closer than the first time, so I just took it (still used the signal, lol), and got in front of this dude. For the remaining 175m +, this guy was tailgating me so hard, I could see up his nose and for every second he was behind me so close, i got more and more upset.
Finally, after the construction zone, he entered a right turn lane and passed me - at which point all logic on my part was completely blinded by cloud of anger created by the fear of a potential accident and the disregard to let someone merge - at which point I flipped him the bird. Dude actually stopped to ask why I did, and my only response was that "you wouldn't let me merge!".
I was ******. He was cool as a cucumber, as our interaction (in his view) was nothing more than a minor inconvenience.
TLDR takeaways;
- Road rage is the abandonment of all things logical and,
- Understanding another driver's perspective can only be done from behind his/her windshield
North bound 404 the other day in the far right lane / curb if you like blocking position for on ramp vehicles DUDE Decides to pass me in my Lane 1ft t0 14 inch space between me and his high end sedan ......... never lost it kept my cool but wont tell you what I did (it did not include any vandalism i can assure it is not worth it but the dude was confused why I did what I did can you ##@#@% believe it comes into my lane and overtakes me )
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