That road is always hectic[video=youtube;9hYjk4jBTik]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hYjk4jBTik[/video]
This almost turned into an ugly road rage event.
Do you guys with the dashcams find it makes you a more careful driver?
No but i try keep my language in check.Nothing worse then reviewing footage and you u bleeping your mouth off :crylaugh:
I had the other day a guy in a dark grey S3 with red lights on his dashboard (nothing on the roof, no markings on the car and no blue lights at all) tailgating litterrally at less than a meter at 120km/h on the N1 North in full traffic.
No way for me to go on the other lane to let him pass, because of the traffic and lack of gap in it so he's stuck behind for 1km and when there's a small gap I can't even brake to take as he's so close to me.
Finally there are more gaps in the traffic and I can change lane and the guy starts hooting and insulting me.
Any idea if this type of car has any right whatsoever ? Didn't look like a cop, even less like a paramedic as he was in tanker.
No rights whatsoever...
You are only legally required to move over when it is safe to do so, and if he is travelling so close to you he hinders your ability to make a safe lane change so the delay is entirely his fault.
Thought so, thanks !
I'd be tempted to slow down and look for a spot behind the string of cars, before moving over.
60 in the fast lane....I've done thatI'd be tempted to slow down and look for a spot behind the string of cars, before moving over.
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Some times those double lines and no over taking signs are a plot they use on alternative routes to punish you or not taking the toll road. I recently went over Du Toits kloof pass and there were so many safe to pass spots with double white lines. Total BS.