This morning's commute and other commuting stories

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Tomo187 in reply to @Marron

I had this just a few days ago when I was fully loaded on a tour.
I put my arm, signalled, looked over my shoulder and saw the car. There was tons of room but as I started moving out to go round the bus I noticed the car behind had not slowed at all and was just bowling down the road. I stopped my move an put my arm down but the driver still leaned on their horn as they came past me. Presumably infuriated I had even contemplated moving out.
They don't have to let you out but I'm sure they would bang on their horn if this was done to them.
Shit drivists are shit.

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Scrabble in reply to @Tomo187

I think they do have to let you out, if there is time and space and you are signalling.

I always think, if that was a driving test, would they have just failed? If the answer is yes, you were not in the wrong.

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Tomo187 in reply to @Scrabble

Would be interested to know definitively.
Not letting me out was one thing but to sit on the horn just goes to show how furious people get behind the wheel when literally nothing had actually happened.

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