Barry wrote: ↑Sun Feb 10, 2019 10:54 am
As much as the cliche goes I still find the most aggressive cars are the bigger Audis/BMW/Range Rovers, no indication, pushing in, tail gating, last minute manouvres etc. And they don't like it when the little Civic stands his ground
Totally, Rangeys are the worst, more than once I've been flashed by a RR for not letting them out in front of me when it was both my right of way and would have been an inconvenience to do so. I can just imagine the thought process "Oi! This RR is a big expensive car, I'm a powerfully built company director and alpha male, you must submit at all times."
As for other shitty cars like QQs, thankfully you can just spot these cunts a mile off and give them a wide berth. I just assume people are going to do something ridiculous like turn left from the right lane going into a roundabout (seems increasingly common), and so position myself somewhere safe. Last night we picked the MIL up from Stansted airport at midnight and it was silly season, cars randomly parked on major roads. One with people appearing to climb in the back to have a scrap. Random use of full beams, random lane selections, etc.