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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I had never noticed that sign to be honest. Because when there is a lot of traffic, that particular spot becomes a zipper merge. That is what people do over there. There was an aggressive driver. My son came out in front because he was already slightly ahead of the driver. I didn't say to him to cut in anyway...he was just following the flow of the traffic, as he has done many times at that spot. As for the person who posted the photo of the intersection, thank you, and WOW you need to get a life. This is exactly what people have been talking about when they say there are many many people with mental illness. Obsessing to the point that you seek out the photo online is a sick thing to be doing PP. You are a sad group of people obsessing about an incident with a 16 year old driver and defending the aggressive driver. Why? I imagine you are all the asshole drivers we all encounter on a daily basis, and you feel the need to defend your own road rage incidents. [/quote] You still don’t get it do you? It wasn’t the other driver being the aggressive driver it was your kid being instructed and encouraged to be the aggressive driver by his mother. The fact that the kid was “slightly ahead” is irrelevant. It is that lanes responsibility to merge safely. Even if that requires a full stop. As for defending bad habits and road rage, please take a long look in the mirror. That’s where to begin. [/quote] Oh not, you are mistaken. I DO get it because I was there and saw the behavior of the aggressive driver against the 16 year old learning driver. You just can't let go, can you?[/quote] OP you are the only person here who can't let it go. You were wrong. End stop. You encouraged your child to drive incorrectly. End stop. You have insulted people throughout this thread. End stop. And knock it off with using mental illness as a pejorative. [/quote]
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