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Of course it's the right thing to do. I know it's not what the highway code says but anyone with a brain can see someone sitting stationary at the end if a slip road is crazily dangerous.
No its not
how is it dangerous?
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Of course it's the right thing to do. I know it's not what the highway code says but anyone with a brain can see someone sitting stationary at the end if a slip road is crazily dangerous.
Additionally though, people on the inside lane should attempt to give way by moving over if it's clear to do so.The biggest education motorway drivers need is entering from a sliproad, amount of times ive avoided crashes because people thinkg they have a divine right to enter a motorway is unbelievable. You match the speed of the motorway and if its busy you stop, you don't just drive into a space that will cause people on the motorway near death.
Are you for real?No its not
how is it dangerous?
Additionally though, people on the inside lane should attempt to give way by moving over if it's clear to do so.
Try driving down the M62 in rush hour, it's a nightmare compared to say the A19.
Try driving down the M62 in rush hour, it's a nightmare compared to say the A19.
Having to start from 0mph in a 1 litre car can be very dangerous.No its not
how is it dangerous?
Are you for real?
The biggest education motorway drivers need is entering from a sliproad, amount of times ive avoided crashes because people thinkg they have a divine right to enter a motorway is unbelievable. You match the speed of the motorway and if its busy you stop, you don't just drive into a space that will cause people on the motorway near death.
Having to start from 0mph in a 1 litre car can be very dangerous.
I'm not really sure about your situation here like. You've just said someone is flying about at 60mph.Its only dangerous if people don't follow the laws of the road. If you enter a sliproad and can see waiting cars you wouldn't fly down the sliproad would you.
I learned to drive on a motorway by taking myself out there at midnight when it was pretty quiet and drove for 10 or 15 miles getting used to the speed and the odd lane change, then pulled off and came back. Did this for a couple of nights and the went on in the days.
Sounds dangerous to let newbies on in the day time.
I'm not really sure about your situation here like. You've just said someone is flying about at 60mph.
Just ease off and open up a gap. Having stationary cars on Motorways is madness.Yes because they shouldn't be doing it
If I have no space in front and the right lane is busy what am I meant to do? In past I have had to emergency stop because of idiots and nearly had cars crash into me from behind all because people don't know the rules of the road.
Just ease off and open up a gap. Having stationary cars on Motorways is madness.
Having to start from 0mph in a 1 litre car can be very dangerous.
Is the incorrect answer and proves my point. The person entering gives way, people on motorway do nothing if they cant do nothing.
Yes because they shouldn't be doing it
If I have no space in front and the right lane is busy what am I meant to do? In past I have had to emergency stop because of idiots and nearly had cars crash into me from behind all because people don't know the rules of the road.
What we are seeing here is a complete lack of forward planning and anticipation. 'I've had to emergency stop' proves this without a single doubt.
Anticipate their may be traffic attempting to merge from a slip road. Anticipate early if moving to the middle / offside lane is a viable option. If not then be prepared to adjust your speed to allow vehicles to enter safely. Think of it as mutual respect. Think - it's the best of opportunities to get home safely to your family and friends. Think of how many have done similar as you join from a slip road.
If you've needed to emergency stop you need to re-evaluate whether you are safe to have a licence to drive.