I thought it was in the Uk, it would not surprise me if the driver hogging the outside lane was not foreign you see more and more cars doing this and undertaking actions quite all right else where in the world. Also the pulling in on the right hand ''hard shoulder'' would be an instant reaction.The bloke filming it was not so perfect himself in my mind I think he should have slowed down and got some distance when the car holding the outer lane started hammering his brakes on, and as he undertook the police car and the lane hugger and not sure how things would have gone if they had pulled over to the hard shoulder.
I noticed more and more recently how i keep getting blinded by car lights, especially oncoming cars coming over bridges, and have now realised it's from foreign cars that have their headlights aiming the wrong way.
Quote from: darrsi on 21 January 2014, 08:09:01 pmI noticed more and more recently how i keep getting blinded by car lights, especially oncoming cars coming over bridges, and have now realised it's from foreign cars that have their headlights aiming the wrong way. If you were being blinded by their headlamps, how did you come to the conclusion they were foreign cars with headlamps adjusted the wrong way?
Fairy snuff.I only ask, cos it seems to me that with todays preponderance of super-bright headlamp bulbs and the fact that plenty enough UK drivers seem to have their lamps badly adjusted, it sounded a little unfair to blame it all on foreigners. But now you've mentioned it, I'm sure to be staring at them all from now on, thinking, is he a foreigner? So I'll probably end up blind; cheers mate!
Getting blinded coming over bridges, makes no differance you will still get dazzeld regardless left hooker or right hooker. I was in the UK last week driving my left hooker and no one was flashing me to complain.What I have noticed though is the number of cars with defective lights as in bulbs out etc!
What I have noticed though is the number of cars with defective lights as in bulbs out etc!