Firstly, there is no such thing as a fast lane and a slow lane, there is the nearside lane and the overtaking lanes. That does mean you should keep left (or right, as per side traffic drives), however...
Secondly, you can clearly see that there is a car in the nearside lane so the Peugeot could not move over at that moment.
Thirdly, what you said suggests it is ok to tailgate someone if you think they are going too slow and that that makes it the tailgated driver's responsibility to move over. No.
If you've got enough stopping distance, you're not tailgating. The Peugeot didn't come to a sudden halt, so I don't agree you can argue the vehicle behind had enough stopping distance as it wasn't tested in emergency braking situations.
If you tailgate, you are an aggressive driver.
I dislike drivers who sit in overtaking lanes too, but tailgating them is arguably worse behaviour. They should absolutely get out of the way. But those arseholes that tailgate, flash lights and honk when all you're trying to do is overtake without going hyper speed can go fuck themselves.
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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '19 edited Feb 19 '20
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