I pick on out of state drivers. :shrug:
I let ANYONE in if they actually use their turn signal.
I used to be as generous as I possibly could on the road, even for late-lane mergers. Now its just down to tastefully modified cars and I intentionally disallow ghetto ass people who think they command the lanes ..ESPECIALLY late-lane mergers lol. I hate when people let the late mergers in because they PURPOSELY go ALL the way to the end of the merging lane because they KNOW some chump would let em in. /rant
Cut in front of you where? Just driving on the highway? Coming out of a parking lot/side street?
I'll always let at least one car go if I'm on a main road, they are trying to enter the road, and it won't back up traffic any more. I don't see why the type of vehicle, gender, race, or skin color would matter with that? It's just common courtesy. Maybe that's something that hasn't made it to Canadialand yet...
I let ANYONE in if they actually use their turn signal.
But since only one in twenty does I can usually just be my standard asshole self.
I only offer Prepheromonal treatment to cars that smell like they need it.
Should certain drivers really get special treatment over others?
How about preperipheral treatment? Just around the edges?
That' be funny if it didn't come from someone living in a country of 8, eh.
You obviously think it should or you wouldn't have asked the question...
Don't what? Don't state facts? Don't call you out? Don't talk bad about Canadialand?
Just like the title says you guys: Would you be more inclined to let a Blue Oval cut in front of you before - let's say - a Honda or Toyota?
Does the gender make any difference?
Or should I say it - Do colour or nationality play into your decision?
Be honest.
I do not let anyone cut me off. They may cut me off, but it is not something I control.
If they do cut me off, their gender or make of vehicle makes no difference, I'll will be disgusted in their lack of driving skills either way. My only wish when I get cut off is that I wish a LEO was around to see and cite.
Yes I tend too. I look out for "family."
Phellow Phord drivers get the same consideration the others do. As long as they're driving in a civil manner, I'll cut most anyone a break.
Cutting in front of you is not the same as cutting you off. I guess I should of made myself a little more clear on that.