Ahhhh the sarcastic thumbs up followed by you're welcome shouted out of the window is a constant in my life.Driving eh - those of us middle class enough to own a car will know the day to day politeness of our fellow drivers really varies.
So my question: Do you thank someone for thanking you if you let them through if a car is blocking you after you’ve waited until the other car has passed?
When people don’t thank me it really builds up some extreme form of rage inside me that I probably should see a therapist about. My wife said it shouldn’t bother me but every time I don’t get thanked it ruins my next 20 minutes in the car at least.
A lot of the dawdlers don’t notice the light has turned green as they are too busy looking at the latest social media update on their mobile phone.Ahhhh the sarcastic thumbs up followed by you're welcome shouted out of the window is a constant in my life.
The only thing that annoys me more are the queue dawdlers. No matter how long we have been sat there, no matter how quick we can all see the lights go off green they must wait an eternity.
Yes please put it in gear in your own time and and trundle off you utter fucking half wit.
Nothing worse than a numpty who stops unexpectedly to let someone out/across. They think they are being courteous, but they are just dangerous. They no doubt don't notice the car behind that nearly rear ended them. Then the driver they were letting out/across hesitates because they weren't expecting it and aren't sure what's happening, So they both set off again at the same time, and in the end everyone is delayed. If it's your right of way and traffic is not stopped ahead, please just take your right of way.Yes I do.
However, I maintain it’s better to be predictable on the road, rather than polite.
If other drivers can predict your behaviour, then you are much less likely to crash