BAD Drivers! The Worst Driving Habits

Bad driving is a problem around the world, from people tailgate to aggressive driving, lack of control and lack of maintenance on cars.
Luckily there are plenty of ways to make sure you know the worst people can do on the road and ways to keep yourself safe while driving!
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[LAD]

People not indicating annoys me, especially on roundabouts

[kvse]

Another one is when someone tailgates at night and all you can see is their lights beaming into your car!!!!

[kvse]

People cutting in filter lanes at last minute to gain one space, gets me!

[anonymousmind]

Make a POV driving video with a shift and foot cam. It would be very nice to see driving in the city and your foot work!

[epower]

You have a great radio voice. So relaxing 😂

[jamesgillingham]

You’re so right about the 40mph drivers

[Paynos]

I also seem to be wearing the BRIGHTEST shirt in the world

[anonymousmind]

Do a POV driving video of you just driving casually!

[lancashireliberty]

I'd like to see a video of you out on the road just talking through points and what's happening around you.

[dancoulson]

For me tailgaters is a really bad one.
When I was on holiday in the US, everyone leaves a pretty sensible gap. But here in the UK it's like everyone has some weird fetish for being as close to the car in front as possible.

[ViscaBarcaInter]

I am oddly annoyed by punters on motorwars who either think indicating automatically means you must stop to let them do whatever they want, or the people that indicate to move lane, and move lane in the exact same second. By the time you've noticed the blinking light, they are already halfway over. I always keep a big ass space in front of me on the motorway in case I end up parked inside someone's boot, haha.

[Aecidius]

Yes! Someone who also notices these 40mph plums. They absolutely infuriate me and are everywhere here in Northern Ireland.

[IHaveHiddenThisName]

Could you do a video showing the best way to reverse in to a parking bay, such as if there are two cars parked either side and reversing from different angles.

[TheNicholasMP]

I love this channel I passed my test two days ago. Watch your stuff all the time

[claveworks]

Just like to add a note about braking distances - On wet roads you should allow double the braking distance compared to a dry road, 'Oh, piss on that, I have got ABS!' you might say, and then get slammed into by the guy behind who had NOT got ABS. So keep your speed reasonable and your gaps wide if it's pissing down.

Next snow - You need to allow TEN times the stopping distance if the road is covered with snow. It is incredibly difficult to deal with at times, but try not to brake at all except very gently, accelerate minutely ie: tiny pressure on the pedal, and if your cornering goes wrong take your feet OFF THE PEDALS and steer, steer, steer...

[ixeqilibrium]

Not planning ahead can get you screwed, and not using this little cheeky leaver called indicator won't be doing much favours either lol good vid, keep up the good work bud!!

[lavayuki]

Tailgating is the worst, I hate people who do it

[Sevex]

I find drivers constantly (perhaps suddenly) changing speed to be more of a bad habit and danger than ones going consistently slower than the speed limit. At least in the latter case you can plan ahead to get round them (OK it can be annoying and can lead to impatience and possible accidents especially on single carriageways). In the former case you see a slower car ahead, pull out to overtake then suddenly they're doing 20mph above the speed limit, possibly be forced to pull back in, oh no, now it's 20mph below again. Irritating on a motorway/ dual carriageway, can be downright dangerous on a single carriageway.

[ubeven]

The most annoying thing for me has got to be either when people forget to use indicators, they indicate WRONG (indicate left then turn right etc) or if they or when people are in the wrong lanes and end up honking like its your fault.

[xcoachkim]

My partner just got his licence in August. He's confident and all but the two things that bother me most are that he doesn't leave enough space behind vehicles on the motorway (and doesn't slow down if they start braking), and he has a habit of keeping too left in his lane that sometimes the line of the road is in the middle of the passenger side seat. He's so afraid of being too far right, but he doesn't see it.