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Some things that irritate and annoy me whilst trying to earn a living (Driving Annoyances)!

Not indicating at roundabouts and junctions People infront deciding to brake first THEN deciding to indicate in the last minute that they're turning off Someone attempting to overtake me but still hanging/driving right next to me and not totally overtaking me Overtaking someone who is driving at a certain fixed speed then they decide to speed up People driving too close to my rear bumper People overtaking me then turning off almost immediately after Car awaiting to pull out at side road and as I approach and get nearer they decide to move/creep forward People overtaking me then going at a slower speed than I was driving at Car in front leaving foot on brake pedal at night and blinding me When coming from opposite direction not using indicator whilst overtaking bicycles or parked vehicles Vehicles coming from opposite direction not staying on there side of the white line forcing me to the gutter or clash mirrors Cars insisting on overtaking then slowing right down at first bend in the road Pulling out in front of me making me brake, especially going uphill or carrying a load Using mobile phones whilst trying to drive Not moving over to left hand lane, hogging middle lane Vehicles not letting others out of/turn at junctions when waiting vehicles could then get on with there journey - especially when (ignorant) vehicle is turning off anyway and could easilly have done so! People that constantly changing lanes thinking there getting somewhere faster Just a reminder - Covering 15 miles at 70mph (average) takes nearly 13 minutes. Covering 15 miles at 60mph (average) takes 15 minutes. Just had to let the world know to get it off my chest - Anthony! If you got any more let me know through "Contact" page and i'll put them up with your name/web link example - Blah di blah di blah di blah blah - Dave, Southampton

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