East Level 2
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Really? So why do most driving websites advise indicating?
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Stupid little things that bug you
- Thread starter bluemooners09
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richardtheref
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People who press the button and then cross anyway meaning when the lights change to red for traffic all the traffic is stopped for no reasonAt a pedestrian crossing when someone presses the button despite the ‘wait’ light already being on, meaning someone else has already pressed the button.
Mashing the button doesn’t make the lights change any quicker. Fuckwits.
Johnny Mars Bar
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Well if you press the button when there’s traffic, but then there’s a break in traffic enabling you to cross before the lights change then that’s fair enough.People who press the button and then cross anyway meaning when the lights change to red for traffic all the traffic is stopped for no reason
Used to love pressing the buttons for a laugh as a kid.
Sorry, the turd moving through the bowel.If his turds were that shape he wouldn’t have been constipated in the first place.Which one, the bowel movement or the " Guess what honey, the decorators are in "
I will repeat what I was taught. You only indictate if there is someone to appreciate the signal. That makes the driver think and look around rather than doing it automatically and therefore not concentrating. If you are in a dedicated right turn lane, stopped at traffic lights, do you indicate ? It is obvious where you are going to go there is no need to signal, it is the same when entering the motorway.Really? So why do most driving websites advise indicating?
Edit: The Highway Code does not mention signalling when joining a motorway.
Gabriel
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When a player taking a corner puts the ball down and has to wait until the lines person cranes their neck over it to see that a fraction of it is over the line. Lord have mercy!
blue b4 the moon
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It's only obvious, turning right if there's a stagger on the lights.I will repeat what I was taught. You only indictate if there is someone to appreciate the signal. That makes the driver think and look around rather than doing it automatically and therefore not concentrating. If you are in a dedicated right turn lane, stopped at traffic lights, do you indicate ? It is obvious where you are going to go there is no need to signal, it is the same when entering the motorway.
Edit: The Highway Code does not mention signalling when joining a motorway.
You're giving drivers too much respect that they'll actually be in the correct lane when 2/3 lanes set off together.
It's been lovely on the roads for the last few months where I am but, the time is coming when there's TB's as I call them (Tourist Bastards) who are not used to the markings over here.
And then wedge a matchstick down the side so the button was constantly pressed inWell if you press the button when there’s traffic, but then there’s a break in traffic enabling you to cross before the lights change then that’s fair enough.
Used to love pressing the buttons for a laugh as a kid.
Weather forecasters when talking about the weather saying “the here and now” What is that? How about just saying ”Here’s the weather for today”. The woman on North West says it every day and it really gets on my goat, I have to shout back at the telly.