I pull-up to the intersection. The light is red. There is a far-left turn lane, a left turn/straight lane, and a right-turn lane. I'm in the left/straight lane. There's an older toyota corolla in-front of me, driven by an oblivious woman with beehive hair. The traffic coming from both directions (6-lane road) is steady, then there is a bit of a lull and some vehicles from both directions waiting to turn. Mrs. Beehive must have thought the traffic waiting to turn had stopped SPECIFICALLY to let her go, because she just began cruising through our red light! She was at the middle of the intersection and just...stopped, forcing traffic to swerve to avoid her until the light turned green and she could finally (legally) go! I just shook my head and stayed weeelllll back from her; good thing too because she later decided to make a right-hand turn from the straight lane, without a signal.
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I hate it when people "overcorrect" their missed turns from the wrong lane. I've lost count of how many people I've seen around here make a right turn from the left-hand driving lane (of two), or worse, from the left-turn-only lane (cutting across two lanes of straight traffic)."Enough expository banter. It's time we fight like men. And ladies. And ladies who dress like men. For Gilgamesh...IT'S MORPHING TIME!"
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Quoth Kogarashi View PostI hate it when people "overcorrect" their missed turns from the wrong lane. I've lost count of how many people I've seen around here make a right turn from the left-hand driving lane (of two), or worse, from the left-turn-only lane (cutting across two lanes of straight traffic).
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