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You just make that up yourself? View Quote "That's real retarded sir" edit: forgot video: "What happen, almost crashing me!" Zipper Merge Fail |
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you shouldn't ask this type of question. You need to take what's yours, defend it and or meet out retribution. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
you shouldn't ask this type of question. You need to take what's yours, defend it and or meet out retribution. mete1
/met/ verb verb: mete; 3rd person present: metes; past tense: meted; past participle: meted; gerund or present participle: meting dispense or allot justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment. "he denounced the maltreatment meted out to minorities" synonyms: dispense, hand out, allocate, allot, apportion, issue, deal out, dole out, dish out, assign, administer "they were instructed to mete out harsh punishment" •(in biblical use) measure out. "with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again" |
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People need to learn to zipper correctly. Left lane drivers should leave enough room to allow the guys on the right lane to merge. But if the guys on the left want to be dicks they can get really close to the car in front of them and not allow anyone to merge. Also the guys in the right lane should merge as soon as possible, not drive as far forward as possible and the try to merge at the last second. A lot of dicks do that as well, trying to cut in front of everyone in the left lane. If people are cool and merge correctly, then things keep moving nice and smoothly. When people are dicks it causes jams and halts everything. View Quote |
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it was pretty much exactly this scenario, except only 2 cars. you think everyone here should be in the right lane, even knowing of the upcoming lane end? "That's real retarded sir" edit: forgot video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLaP52mkFT4 View Quote and the camera guy wanted to be a dick. |
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You have to be kidding if can't see that the car with the camera running wasn't in the wrong. The other car was clearly ahead of the other car and the camera guy wanted to be a dick. View Quote |
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Always the person in the continuing lane. No difference than a merging on ramp lane. If your lane is the one to merge you yield.
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I don't know what it is but NOTHING brings out the complete asshole in people like this situation. It's THEIR ROAD, and you're in THEIR WAY.
Almost got an assault charge correcting someone over that. |
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It was preceded by a "right lane ends" sign. From the state driver manual: http://i.imgur.com/3IVZWCZ.png only difference in this instance is the sign didn't have the dotted line. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Correct. This is a "road narrows" sign. From the state driver manual: http://i.imgur.com/3IVZWCZ.png only difference in this instance is the sign didn't have the dotted line. tell me, if the lane furthest to the right is lost, did the road get WIDER or did the road get NARROWER? |
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Around here, the sign usually has a "YIELD TO LEFT/RIGHT LANE" sign posted beneath it.
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The lane that is ending and has the arrows showing this does not have the right of way...
...I don't believe that I've ever seen that sign with the left merging into the right. |
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I did and then had a road rager race around me to get in front stop the car/open his door. Then followed me for a bit when I didn't play. I always assumed the lane that was ending had to yield so came home to search it, then saw results about that dashed line sign and had doubts. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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you shouldn't ask this type of question. You need to take what's yours, defend it and or meet out retribution. I always assumed the lane that was ending had to yield so came home to search it, then saw results about that dashed line sign and had doubts. |
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I do. That's always my answer to who has the right of way questions.
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Jeez.. this is not difficult. If you are in the lane traffic is merging into you are obligated to let the merging traffic in Which means if you notice they are going to run out of room because you are keeping pace with them. Then you back off and let them in or move the fuck over. You give way.
If the merging vehicle is even or behind you. You continue as you were. They should have adjusted their speed to an opening in the traffic as they entered the highway....and if traffic was heavy they would be ahead of the car behind the car in the lane being merged into. Therefore the next car is obligated to let them in. The merging cars may not actually have "Right of way" however. You ARE obligated to get out of the way. The merge lane is ending. Those cars have no where to go. Get the fuck out of the way when you clearly can. Merge lane: were assholes collide ! |
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The left has the right away. Unless you're in England.
ETA: Oh, also unless there is a sign saying "left lane ends" |
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People need to learn to zipper correctly. Left lane drivers should leave enough room to allow the guys on the right lane to merge. But if the guys on the left want to be dicks they can get really close to the car in front of them and not allow anyone to merge. Also the guys in the right lane should merge as soon as possible, not drive as far forward as possible and the try to merge at the last second. A lot of dicks do that as well, trying to cut in front of everyone in the left lane. If people are cool and merge correctly, then things keep moving nice and smoothly. When people are dicks it causes jams and halts everything. View Quote |
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You have the right of way except in Louisiana where its whoever gets there first, even by a bumper. Like Rickey Bobby racing
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absent a traffic control, the continuing vehicle is generally privileged and the maneuvering vehicle is generally burdened. in this case, the vehicle remaining in his lane has the RoW, and the one changing lanes has to yield (not interfere with the RoW vehicle). View Quote "Yo bro, yu wuz in ma spot, so I hadz to crash u." |
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If you're driving on a city two lane road, and the lane to the side of you ends, with one of these signs, http://i.imgur.com/eRPXXXO.png who has the right of way, you or a car right next to you in the ending lane? View Quote In my experience, the order of precedence to who has the right of way: 1. The asshole 2. The guy in front 3. The guy on the right, because he's gonna have a problem of his own making. 4. The guy on the left (legally it is this guy) 5. The guy on the right |
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Sign says 'merge left', the guy on the left. Which is why you floor it and try to get ahead of them like an asshole.
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I've always just taken that sign as the equivalent of the green light at the drag strip.
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Existing traffic has right of way. Basic rule # 1.
When traffic intersects, right of way is defined to allow the least confusion, and even still signs and lights are installed to make it obvious. In this case, if that lane is ending, traffic in that lane needs to figure out where to go without interfering (or interfering the least) in existing traffic. Oh, that driver's lane ends? It's that driver's burden. If they can't figure it out, they don't get to continue traveling... because the lane ends. If traffic is packed, it's a miniature intersection... without traffic controls: logic says it's basically treated like a 4 way stop or 4 way flashing red... and in practice that looks like zippering it in. This is driving 101. Assholes ignore all that shit. |
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The car that is in the ending lane must merge. Merging vehicles yield to what's already in the lane they wish to go into. View Quote I often don't let folks in when I see them and know they know that fucking lane ends. Hey, asshole, you drive this route every day. You should know to get in this lane by that block back there by now. |
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Really OP?
I'd really like to think that members of a gun owners forum had more common sense. Sad IMHO. |
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