Bad Driving thread

I've noticed a change here in KZN recently. Before, it was the Hilux and Fortuner drivers that drove like absolute asshats. Now, I have not encountered a single Ford Ranger driver, that doesn't drive like a complete and utter po3s. Without fail, they will drive up your ass and try and intimidate you to move over, even if it's not possible, they are worse than the taxi's in Pinetown, and that is saying something.
 
SkippyRamirez said:
I've noticed a change here in KZN recently. Before, it was the Hilux and Fortuner drivers that drove like absolute asshats. Now, I have not encountered a single Ford Ranger driver, that doesn't drive like a complete and utter po3s. Without fail, they will drive up your ass and try and intimidate you to move over, even if it's not possible, they are worse than the taxi's in Pinetown, and that is saying something.
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Follow them and shout jou ma se po3s from the side followed by dit is my opinie!
 
SkippyRamirez said:
I've noticed a change here in KZN recently. Before, it was the Hilux and Fortuner drivers that drove like absolute asshats. Now, I have not encountered a single Ford Ranger driver, that doesn't drive like a complete and utter po3s. Without fail, they will drive up your ass and try and intimidate you to move over, even if it's not possible, they are worse than the taxi's in Pinetown, and that is saying something.
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Odd... All the cars drive relatively respectfully near me...... might have something to do with driving around in a 20 year old bashed up double cab :D

But yes, I would agree that in general the douchenozzles are now the Ford Ranger drivers, and especially the twats in WildTraks....
 
ToxicBunny said:
Especially the twats in WildTraks....
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^This.

They must always be c,unts on the road doesn't mater where or what they are doing. I had one drive the wrong way down a 1 way parking complex to squeeze into a parking I was trying to get into and it's not like that was the only space available.
 
SkippyRamirez said:
I've noticed a change here in KZN recently. Before, it was the Hilux and Fortuner drivers that drove like absolute asshats. Now, I have not encountered a single Ford Ranger driver, that doesn't drive like a complete and utter po3s. Without fail, they will drive up your ass and try and intimidate you to move over, even if it's not possible, they are worse than the taxi's in Pinetown, and that is saying something.
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The need to drive a certain speed to maintain airflow. Otherwise the engine will catch on fire.
 
SkippyRamirez said:
I've noticed a change here in KZN recently. Before, it was the Hilux and Fortuner drivers that drove like absolute asshats. Now, I have not encountered a single Ford Ranger driver, that doesn't drive like a complete and utter po3s. Without fail, they will drive up your ass and try and intimidate you to move over, even if it's not possible, they are worse than the taxi's in Pinetown, and that is saying something.
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majority of the time they are of the plank variety so it is kinda to be expected
 
The more I browse through autoevolution.com the more I being to feel it is humandevolution.com - what is wrong with people? And I have begun to notice that the first 2 words of some articles says it all....

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Flip, some articles you can just read the title....
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Arg :rolleyes: On my way home from Woodmead yesterday, I get off at the Glenhove Rd off ramp off the M1S, stopping at the traffic light in the right hand lane as I am heading up towards Rosebank. As I am making the turn right to cross back over the highway I slowly move over in to the left hand lane as I always do because the lanes merge further ahead. As is often the case, someone who can't be bothered to wait in the correct lane getting off the M1S has turned right from a straight only lane and has to slow down to avoid hitting me before hitting his hooter and flashing his lights at me. I indicated for him to go forth and fornicate with himself which caused him to glare at me in my rear view mirror while mumbling something or other.

If you are going to ignore the rules of the road and potentially put others safety at risk, at least acknowledge that you are in the wrong instead of going off like a two year old whose mother took away their ice cream in the middle of a shopping centre.
 
Neuk_ said:
Arg :rolleyes: On my way home from Woodmead yesterday, I get off at the Glenhove Rd off ramp off the M1S, stopping at the traffic light in the right hand lane as I am heading up towards Rosebank. As I am making the turn right to cross back over the highway I slowly move over in to the left hand lane as I always do because the lanes merge further ahead. As is often the case, someone who can't be bothered to wait in the correct lane getting off the M1S has turned right from a straight only lane and has to slow down to avoid hitting me before hitting his hooter and flashing his lights at me. I indicated for him to go forth and fornicate with himself which caused him to glare at me in my rear view mirror while mumbling something or other.

If you are going to ignore the rules of the road and potentially put others safety at risk, at least acknowledge that you are in the wrong instead of going off like a two year old whose mother took away their ice cream in the middle of a shopping centre.
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But this is not possible. We are South Africans - we are in fact required to blame the person we have wronged. Don't you know how driving here works?
 
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Yesterday morning @ 06:40 I got knocked of my motorcycle going around a circle near Cape Gate. I'm the blue line and the car hit me on the side, I fell off the bike and the bike continued on its own until it hit the sidewalk (blue star).

Not sure how he could not see I were already in the circle.
 
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