|| home || forums || press || feedback || contact ||  == Neglecting to move over when making turns == == Other Information == Here's something that isn't too big of an annoyance, but one that I see all the time. When some people are on a road with a sizable shoulder/median, and are slowing down to turn off, they don't move over to avoid making the cars behind them slow down as well. I don't understand the rationale behind this manner of driving... if you are going to be slowing down significantly for a turn, you need to get as far out of the way as possible so that cars behind you can continue moving uninhibited. Most common annoyances Not yielding to faster traffic ("left-lane bandits") Failing to signal lane changes Moving over at the last possible second Tailgating in heavy traffic High-beam usage Rubbernecking Neglecting to move over when making turns Coming to a near-stop at railroad crossings Less common annoyances Jamming on the brakes upon seeing someone pulled over Crawling on high-speed entrance ramps Forgetting that green means go Not yielding to other cars when lost Poor-weather driving etiquette In-car distractions Stopping at the end of an entrance ramp Non-driving annoyances Law enforcement Parking maladies Landscapers © 2001-2006 k-rad networks