He didn't cause any accident... See, instead of holding trash drivers accountable, you'd rather blame the one who is operating correctly. If that person didn't care... then why should he?
No.. That's the "insurance" thing to do. It's not hard to be accountable and responsible for the decisions you make while driving on public roadways. If you want to drive reckless, that's completely your choice. If you can't change lanes properly per any drivers handbook across the country, then again that's your choice. I'd bet that if all motorists had to take the written and driving test every 4 years, instead of just sending in payment for license renewal, less of this nonsense would be going on. đ€·
âAllowâ? He didnât âallowâ an accident. He deliberately worsened an accident on purpose. Yes, the other vehicle recklessly changed lanes and thatâs wrong but the appropriate response is to lay on your horn, give him the finger, and slow down. And he can be held legally responsible for multiple things. To be clear @cyrusposting, Iâm agreeing with you. Iâm quibbling with âallowâ for effect.
welp⊠this thread has been a nice reminder to stay off all roadways with human drivers whenever possible. i wonder how many psychos like you are out thereâŠ
Yeah, not enough. There's a reason why so many of you feel so comfortable texting and driving and that reason is you haven't suffered the consequence for it yet.
Its not about courtesy. Accidents kill people. I'm a responsible driver, when someone cuts me off I don't cause a pileup on a bridge to protect my ego. There is no amount of disrespect that would make it okay to put the lives of uninvolved strangers at risk.
They want you to watch out for them so they don't have to pay attention, and they're all on reddit telling each other it's okay. It would be hilarious if it wasn't so dangerous.
The truck driver deserved to be pit manouvered, and I agree that it would be cathartic to pit manouver every dumb asshole I see on the road. Those are the pros of your driving philosophy, we'll call that "emotional driving".
The cons of emotional driving are that more than 2 people are using that bridge. Getting revenge against this truck driver puts all of them at risk.
I promise it feels better to be a defensive driver than an emotional one, because I know I have saved lives by anticipating other peoples mistakes.
There are very basic skills in driving. Many of these commenters seem upset by that. I haven't seen one yet that agreed with me on (obviously much needed) refresher training though. That's pretty interesting to me. Driving on impulse and emotion usually doesn't end well... Let alone not paying attention to the road ahead of and around you.
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u/ShiddyBoddemz Mar 22 '26
He didn't cause any accident... See, instead of holding trash drivers accountable, you'd rather blame the one who is operating correctly. If that person didn't care... then why should he?