Seriously... what is wrong with Maryland drivers? Is it a lawless state?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just gonna leave this here.

Maryland driver: improperly parked, leaves her 2 young kids in car on an incredibly hot day, then calls police to say her car was stolen. Discovered that it was towed instead.

https://www.arlnow.com/2023/09/05/new-woman-cited-after-car-towed-with-kids-inside/

oh you have to got to be f*n kidding me. You think VA drivers don't do dumb $h1t.

[Anonymous]

Multiple times in Carroll County I have seen cars on a one lane road pass each other on the left by swerving into the opposing traffic's lane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Multiple times in Carroll County I have seen cars on a one lane road pass each other on the left by swerving into the opposing traffic's lane.

So people aren't allowed to pass in Maryland but passing is OK in Virginia? And Maryland has one-lane roads with two lanes? Please explain.

[Anonymous]

It’s just the weaving in and out of traffic 30 miles over the speed limit that gets me. I’ve seen it in Virginia a couple times but I ALWAYS see it when I’m in Maryland - and groups of them. Like 8 guys who think the highway is a video game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MD has bad drivers, and VA has mean, aggressive drivers.

That is the absolute perfect way to put it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s just the weaving in and out of traffic 30 miles over the speed limit that gets me. I’ve seen it in Virginia a couple times but I ALWAYS see it when I’m in Maryland - and groups of them. Like 8 guys who think the highway is a video game.

Yup. MD bamas and their pole position.

[Anonymous]

Agreed! Also no one uses their turn signals. I feel like MD drivers just have no idea what the rules are

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agreed! Also no one uses their turn signals. I feel like MD drivers just have no idea what the rules are

I think when you register your car in MD the turn signals get disabled. There is no other explanation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s just the weaving in and out of traffic 30 miles over the speed limit that gets me. I’ve seen it in Virginia a couple times but I ALWAYS see it when I’m in Maryland - and groups of them. Like 8 guys who think the highway is a video game.

Yup. MD bamas and their pole position.

Are they gangs? Why is always a group of them and often in the same kind of car?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LOL - even my kids will comment on the Maryland drivers always cutting people off, etc.

Raising narrow minded bigots in VA