Everything!!
TAILGATING.
There is no substitute. The worst.
Other drivers....;-D...
Not going when a light turns green because they are on the TELEPHONE! GET OFF THE PHONE AND DRIVE!
People who come racing up behind me, violently whip into the other lane, then swerve so sharply back into the lane that they almost clip my car, and by the time we get to the next stop light they're still right in front of me.
"Rubberneckers" - both sides, of a divided highway, tied-up because they can't wait for the six o'clock news.
(Only one?)
10. Impeding traffic by driving below the posted speed limit when road conditions do not call for it.
9. Slowing down when they see a police officer who has pulled another driver over (if the officer is engaged, he/she can't focus on you at the same time)
8. Failure to turn on headlights when they're needed.
7. Using up two (or more) parking spaces, either due to not knowing how to park or arrogance about their precious vehicle.
6. Cutting off other drivers when changing lanes.
5. Not using turn signals before turning or before changing lanes (also known as expecting others to read minds).
4. Speeding to get to a red light.
3. Loud music from their cars that even causes the windows on my car to shake.
2. Tailgating.
1. Face buried in a cell phone instead of watching the road.
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People cutting suddenly in front of me so I have to break to avoid a collision.
That they insist on driving on the same road as me.
Luckily, I only do eight of those things.
Nice, newer vehicles that go out of their way to avoid a speed bump. Doesn't your Porsche Cayenne come with shocks?
No turn signals. You'd think that BMW would come equipped with some, but I've never seen a BMW use a signal to turn or change lanes.
Tailgating. Just don't f*****g do it. All it's making me do is take my foot off the gas. If it persists, I'll downshift to slow down even more.
Thinking they're so important that they have to get their Starbucks or get to the "big meeting" about what color to make the corporate logo or something else really "important" and then trying to run me over in the crosswalk when I have the walk signal.
That they exist..
I tap the brake pedal.
The use of the brake lights in that situation is a bit TOO courteous.
At least I signal my turns. In fact, I just leave the turn signal on all the time so that I don't forget. And I don't cut you off by changing lanes because I just get in the left lane and stay there.
The biggest would have to be distracted drivers! Whether intoxicated by a substance or incapable of looking away from a device, I do not want to watch them flip their car over the side of a bridge from the incredibly uncomfortable distance of 50ft behind due to a slight curve in the road.
If you have children in the car, there's no excuse---not one! No, you can't multitask like a boss! Yes, you can kill someone! Put the freaking phone down, it isn't that important! I find myself shouting these words every time I get behind the wheel and that's tragic.
It's fun to watch them slam on theirs and swerve. I have seen it before. I smile at them as they pass me and flip me off.
driving under the influence
