• NotJohnSmith@feddit.uk
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    6 days ago

    I must be broken as often I’ll let a bus out expressly thinking that a vehicle with 20 people in has to be more important than me.

    I’m not in the US thou

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      6 days ago

      Letting busses out: awesome.

      It’s actually really relaxing and de-stressing to be a considerate driver… right up until the ass tailgating you gets all uppity.

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        6 days ago

        I’m in the UK so it’s the norm (saying that, not sure if that applies to London). If they’re indicating, you wouldn’t dream of not letting them out.

        It’s more my thought pattern as I do

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          NZ here. We’re, generally, incredibly arrogant drivers.

          I think it comes from having a very low population density for such a long time: the roads were empty enough that you could “own the road”. Now, same roads with five times the density and that doesn’t work out like that anymore but the mindset persists.