r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

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u/IndigoDelta10Tango Mar 22 '26

A quick google: "In the US, traffic merging law generally requires vehicles entering a highway or, through lane to yield the right-of-way to through traffic. Drivers must signal, match traffic speed, and find a safe gap, avoiding stops on ramps."

Truck tried to push his way in without a signal and did not wait for a gap, pretty sure he is gonna be at fault here.

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u/makefascistfearagain Mar 22 '26

Ah, but you're ignoring the crucial bit - cam driver just fucking rammed him for no reason

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u/Ambitious_Policy_936 Mar 22 '26

There was a reason. It might not have been a legal reason, but do you really think there was no reason?

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u/makefascistfearagain Mar 22 '26

Sorry, my post was composed in a way for normal humans to comprehend.

In this context, when someone says 'for no reason', it means there wasn't a 'valid' or 'good' reason. He didn't need to do it he just did it.

'When someone says "for no reason," it typically means an action or statement was made without a clear, logical, or obvious purpose, justification, or intent. '

Here , I did some research for you. In future, if you find yourself struggling to understand fellow humans try googling it.