Here's another motoring-related one:
Knobs who pootle along, totally oblivious to the fact that you are trying to join a motorway or duel carriageway via the slip road and who fail to realise that if they'd just move out into that empty lane to their right, you wouldn't have to keep constantly adjusting your speed like an F-18 pilot coming in to land on a carrier deck.
If the middle lane's full of traffic, fair enough but when there's nobody in it and you still fail to move over or at the very least adjust your own speed to try and accommodate in-coming cars, it's just poor driving.
Joining St Peter's Way at Kearsley, heading towards Bolton is a prime example of this.
Knobs who pootle along, totally oblivious to the fact that you are trying to join a motorway or duel carriageway via the slip road and who fail to realise that if they'd just move out into that empty lane to their right, you wouldn't have to keep constantly adjusting your speed like an F-18 pilot coming in to land on a carrier deck.
If the middle lane's full of traffic, fair enough but when there's nobody in it and you still fail to move over or at the very least adjust your own speed to try and accommodate in-coming cars, it's just poor driving.
Joining St Peter's Way at Kearsley, heading towards Bolton is a prime example of this.