Irish drivers bad habbits

[S.L.F]

10. Parking in disabled parking spaces

33. Able bodied people who abuse Disable Driver cards to park in Disabled parking spots. A few months ago, on the radio, they were on about this. One guy had a disabled driver permit on a JCB!!

We need another 33.

33. How about my mothers favourite:- men with hats

If they are wearing a base ball hat they are a learner and should be avoided or if they are old and wear a hat they will be awful drivers.

 

[liaconn]

34. Drivers who sit at the top of the queue at red lights, revving and inching forward while pedestrians are trying to cross the road.

35. Drivers who deliberately speed up when they see someone trying to move into 'their' lane

36. Drivers who persist in calling the outer lane of the motorway the 'fast' lane and think it gives them an automatic right to break the speed limit. Its an overtaking lane and you're supposed to move back in as soon as you've got past the car you're trying to overtake.

 

[Pique318]

Look for the blue badge before you abuse them.

I always do.

 

[Caveat]

I always do.

...and don't forget the disabled person may be a passenger - an able bodied driver can still use the disabled spaces on these occasions.

 

[MrMan]

37. Believing that everyone else has bad driving habits while not recognising their own.

 

[Marathon Man]

Would all the posters AFTER S.L.F., at 3:41 yesterday please renumber. Allowing for renumbering, the next one is 47.

47. Road Rage!!!! Goes with Mr. Man's 37 (actually 42)

 

[Rigoletto]

to hell with the numbers.

cars with less than 100bhp in the overtaking lane of the motorway or dual carriage way. trucks are not allowed in the overtaking and quite righly so, by applying the same logic underpowered heaps that require more than double figures to reach 62mph should be welcomed on motorways as long as they stay out of the overtaking lane.

cars without sufficient torque or power pulling caravans or trailers.