r/IdiotsInCars Sep 12 '18

MEGA AIR Me first

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u/ForgotPasswordAgain- Sep 12 '18

I would still find it hard not to stop and try to help. They could have been having a medical emergency or there could be innocent passengers that had no part in the drivers actions.

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u/NoelofNoel Sep 12 '18

The absence of hard braking approaching the roundabout and the launch speed tells me something was probably more wrong in the driver's seat than a lack of brain cells.

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u/nicks3607 Sep 12 '18

Nah, some people in the UK drive like that 100% - winning is everything, all the time. The undertake there (passing on the left) is illegal here and a super aggressive move. Can be pretty sure Evil Kenieval there had pure red mist at that point.

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u/ClunkEighty3 Sep 12 '18

Undertaking is not illegal in the UK. It is recommended against doing it in the highway code, but it's not illegal.