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Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 6

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We have a double lane at the turn right which leads quite quickly 100m into the expressway on-ramp

My mates favourite saying is ''pick a lane pick a lane '' because
1. the lanes squiggle and if you arent aware you drift into one
2. if you choose wrong you may not get into the expressway on-ramp because my mate will speed up to block you

ie pick a lane pick the lane that you need not one thats convenient
“You can have any lane you like but it’s limited to one mate”
 

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“You can have any lane you like but it’s limited to one mate”
I think my frustration mostly comes from people either not planning their driving/direction and expecting others to get out of their way
 
I understand the mentality. You feel like you've achieved something with every overtake until you get to the front of the slow car. But it probably doesn't get you where you need to go quicker. Definitely not safer.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not speeding to do this. I don't speed at all. I just ask to be able to do the speed limit.
 
gotta love traditions that started because guys used to wear swords

That's what the tinterwebz tells me but I still don't understand it. Swords haven't really been a big thing for centuries.

Many traditions have come and gone over the years. Why has this one persisted? My flabber is gasted because I only noticed this the other day.
 

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That's what the tinterwebz tells me but I still don't understand it. Swords haven't really been a big thing for centuries.

Many traditions have come and gone over the years. Why has this one persisted? My flabber is gasted because I only noticed this the other day.
Horses and riders get trained though

There's no real reason to change something like that
 
my favs when the left lane ends but its a dotted line, so the person coming over actually has to give way and you dont slow down to let them in and then you get abused if they get in behind you or pull up beside at a set of lights

its then fun explaining if theres no dotted line and it just ends then the person in front has the right of way, but if its a dotted line....you have to give way you ****ing moron as you're changing lanes and you had ****ing ages to actually get across as there is signs for about 600 meters yet you wanted to wait till the last 4 meters.

if you dont know how to drive you should prob catch a bus
 
The worst…
Those indicating to change lanes but then are too scared to move unless there’s a semi trailer length between them and the car in the lane they are crossing in to

Just flipping change lanes
 
my favs when the left lane ends but its a dotted line, so the person coming over actually has to give way and you dont slow down to let them in and then you get abused if they get in behind you or pull up beside at a set of lights

its then fun explaining if theres no dotted line and it just ends then the person in front has the right of way, but if its a dotted line....you have to give way you ****ing moron as you're changing lanes and you had ****ing ages to actually get across as there is signs for about 600 meters yet you wanted to wait till the last 4 meters.

if you dont know how to drive you should prob catch a bus

Literally had this argument with my son this evening. First long drive as a passenger in the two years since he got his Ps and he was consistently holding his line/speed. Three times he could (should) have either lifted or moved to the central lane to allow others to easily merge onto the highway. Each time the merging car had to slow significantly to fall in behind - dramatically increasing their speed differential to the flowing traffic. (The last car didn't - clearly assuming we would back off - and nearly caused an accident when they just turned into the lane (when we were still beside them).

I actually went to show him the road rule about zipper merging and....I was wrong. As far as I was concerned, the car in front ALWAYS had right of way. Apparently changed around 20 years ago in Tasmania, but I've only ever seen P platers being this obnoxious. Turns out they're taught that way because it's actually the law (that's wrong).
 

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People seem to get on bicycles and motorbikes on the left side too. No horses and swords involved.

I'm still calling it as something I just don't understand.
I'd suggest kick stands play a part with bikes

and all of this goes back to more people being right handed than left handed
 
I'd suggest kick stands play a part with bikes

and all of this goes back to more people being right handed than left handed
Kick stand plays the entire part with bikes.

Trying to mount a motorbike on the opposite side of the kick stand would be hilarious.
 

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